Bridging the education gap
Topic: Enable and Social
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Grameenphone's study-line service gives valuable education information to people of low-income living in rural areas, where obtaining admission-related information is difficult and costly.
Over the years, Grameenphone has consistently been adding value for its subscribers by presenting new and innovative services. As part of this commitment to innovation Grameenphone launched Study-line service in 2009 to further develop its education portfolio. Study-line immediately caught the attention of students and parents alike, and was praised for making education information reachable from every corner of the country. The Study-line service offers school, under-graduate and graduate level academic information such as local and international university admissions information.
Easily accessible information
The service is the first of its kind in Bangladesh. The call center-based service is available every day from 8am to 10pm. Study-line services are targeting students from low-income groups living in rural areas, where obtaining admission-related information is cumbersome and costly.
In 2011, in order to improve the service quality, Grameenphone started providing Study-line services through its own call centres.
Over the years, Grameenphone has consistently been adding value for its subscribers by presenting new and innovative services. As part of this commitment to innovation Grameenphone launched Study-line service in 2009 to further develop its education portfolio. Study-line immediately caught the attention of students and parents alike, and was praised for making education information reachable from every corner of the country.
The Study-line service offers school, under-graduate and graduate level academic information such as local and international university admissions information.