IN THE CLASSROOM & BEYOND

Teaching for understanding.

Chinese language education, thoughtful communication, and a commitment to students from diverse backgrounds.

Language as a shared journey

With experience across colleges, universities, and online learning, Dr. Sady teaches Chinese language while building an appreciation for the culture behind it. His published learning resources cover HSK levels 1–6.

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AREAS OF WORK
Chinese language education
Chinese–Bangla & Chinese–English interpreting
Educational research & cultural exchange
Language learning books & resources

Teaching appointments

2016 – Present

Yidai-Yilu Chinese Institute

Principal

Dhaka, Bangladesh
2026 – Present

Stamford University

Adjunct Faculty

Dhaka, Bangladesh
2017 – Present

Bangladesh University of Professionals

Lecturer · Part-time

Dhaka, Bangladesh
2020 – Present

Gurukul Online Learning Network

Lecturer · Part-time

Dhaka, Bangladesh
2017 – 2021

Northern University Bangladesh

Assistant Professor · Part-time

Dhaka, Bangladesh
2018 – 2020

Islamic University

Lecturer · Part-time

Kushtia, Bangladesh
2001 – 2006

Rabindronath Tagor College

Lecturer

Shilaidaha, Kushtia, Bangladesh

Continuing to learn

JUNE 2024 · BEIJING

Capacity Enhancement for Chinese Language Teachers from Bangladesh

Beijing International Chinese College · Sponsored by the Ministry of Commerce, PR China

MARCH 2024 · KUNMING

Local Chinese Teachers Training Course

Center for Language Education and Cooperation

OCTOBER 2018 · KUNMING

Teachers of Chinese as a Foreign Language

Confucius Institute Headquarters (Hanban)

DECEMBER 2018 · YUNNAN

Digital TV Technology Workshop of South and Southeast Asia

Yunnan Mobile Digital TV Co., Ltd.

Interpreting across borders

Selected assignments include UN DESA’s 2021 Online Solutions Dialogues on Infrastructure Asset Management, an international intangible heritage conference at North South University in 2020, and Chinese government delegation visits to Bangladesh. In 2016, Dr. Sady also assisted Channel i’s “Mati O Manush” programme on Chinese agriculture and livestock in Shandong, China.