Japanese language classroom at Kawaii Tredmig Training Institute (KTTI) in Dhaka
ABOUT KAWAII TREDMIG • 私たちについて

The People Building Bangladesh's Bridge to Japan

KTTI was founded on a simple conviction: that a Bangladeshi candidate with real Japanese fluency and real skill certification deserves a real career in Japan — not a broker's promise. Meet the leadership team accountable for that standard.

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Kawaii Tredmig Training Institute (KTTI) is a Dhaka-based SSW and Japanese-language training institute, part of the Kawaii Group, led by Chairman Biswas Jahangir Alam and a partnership board registered under Bangladesh's Partnership Act.

Leadership updated September 2026

From a Language Classroom to a National Training Hub

Kawaii Tredmig Training Institute (KTTI) began as a residential Japanese-language and Specified Skilled Worker (SSW) training center in Dhaka, built around one outcome: candidates who leave fluent, certified, and interview-ready — not just "coached."

KTTI now operates as a formally registered partnership under the name M/S. Kawaii Tredmig Training Institute, with its Head Office at Taj Caslina, Gulshan Avenue, and its residential training campus at Aftabnagar, Dhaka. The institute sits inside the wider Kawaii Group ecosystem alongside Biman Holidays | Kawaii Aviation, TREDMIG Co. Ltd. (RL-2166), Sanjana International (RL-711) and Airway International (RL-1016) — giving students a single, accountable pipeline from language classroom to visa desk to Japanese employer.

What "Kawaii Tredmig" Is Chartered To Do

KTTI's founding charter goes deliberately beyond SSW prep. It positions the institute as a full-spectrum language and workforce-training organization, with the legal scope to operate:

  • Japanese, English, Korean, Chinese, and other foreign-language academies — classroom, online, and hybrid
  • JLPT, JFT-Basic, NAT-Test, and international exam preparation (IELTS, TOEFL, TOEIC, TOPIK, HSK and more)
  • Skill-test and Prometric/OTIT-aligned SSW vocational training across caregiving, food service, construction, hospitality, and technical sectors
  • Corporate and workplace-readiness training for partner companies
  • Translation, interpretation, and documentation support
  • Study-abroad advisory, visa documentation, and pre-departure orientation

That breadth is why KTTI is expanding from a single-track SSW center into what the leadership team calls a "Japanese Language, Skills & Corporate Training Hub."

Mission, Vision & Values

Mission

To equip Bangladeshi candidates with the language fluency, technical skill certification, and workplace discipline Japanese employers actually require — and to stand behind every graduate after they land in Japan.

Vision

To be the most trusted, transparent, and outcome-verified SSW and Japanese-language training institute in Bangladesh.

Values

  • Discipline over shortcuts

    Prometric/OTIT-aligned curriculum, not generic coaching.

  • Zero brokerage exploitation

    Transparent, direct employer pathways.

  • Accountability past departure

    Support continues after a graduate lands in Japan.

  • Native + certified instruction

    JLPT N1/N2-certified and native Japanese faculty.

Governance & Leadership

Meet the Chairman, Directors, Group COO, and Board of Partners who govern KTTI's Japan career pathway.

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Our Campus

Where is KTTI located?

Training Center (Aftabnagar)

Residential classrooms, hostel, and dining — the day-to-day home of language immersion and skill training.

House 26/10, Level 8 & 9, Plot 13 & 15, Block-B, Zahurul Islam City Gate, Main Road, Aftabnagar, Dhaka-1212

Head Office (Gulshan)

Administration and corporate liaison — where admissions, partnerships, and group coordination run.

Taj Caslina, L-2, 25 Gulshan Avenue, Gulshan-1, Dhaka 1212

ABOUT KTTI • FAQ

Questions People Ask About KTTI

KTTI operates under a registered partnership deed with a board led by Chairman Biswas Jahangir Alam, alongside Vice Chairmen, a Managing Director, CEO, Overseas Director, and a wider partner group — governed under Bangladesh's Partnership Act.