Sayedul Amin is a dedicated educator at Life Guide Academy Private High School (LGA), committed to promoting quality education and supporting the academic and personal development of students in the Rohingya refugee community.

Born in 2000 in Pa Da Kar Ywa Thit Village, Northern Maungdaw, Rakhine State, Myanmar, Sayedul Amin began his educational journey at an early age. He attended Keying Chaung High School, where he studied up to Class Nine before violence and persecution against the Rohingya community forced his family to flee to Bangladesh in 2017. Despite these challenges, he continued his education and completed his Matriculation at Life Guide Academy Private High School in 2019.

His professional journey reflects a strong commitment to education and community service. He gained valuable experience through his work with the BRAC HCMP WASH Project and joined the CODEC Education Project in 2022 as a Burmese Language Instructor. He subsequently took on the role of Assistant Teacher at Life Guide Academy, where he continues to contribute to students’ learning and development. He also serves as a teacher with the BRAC HCMP Education Project, supporting educational activities within his community.

As an educator, Sayedul Amin believes that every child deserves access to quality education, equal opportunities, and a supportive learning environment. He strives to encourage students to develop their knowledge, confidence, creativity, critical thinking, and practical abilities. His teaching philosophy emphasizes inclusion, motivation, and the importance of helping every learner recognize and reach their potential.

Sayedul Amin is committed to continuously improving his teaching skills, exploring effective educational approaches, and contributing to the advancement of education in the Rohingya community. Through his work, he hopes to inspire young learners to overcome challenges, pursue their aspirations, and contribute positively to society.

His Motto: “Educating a child today means building a brighter future tomorrow.”