TEVTA Punjab rolled new programs under Hunarmand Nojawan program,Technical education and Vocational Training authority has shared the details of the the three online courses.
The massive youth population, especially between the ages of 16 and 30, make a growth engine for Punjab. THE PUNJAB GOVERNMENT has launched a milestone program to empower the youth called HUNARMAND NOJAWAN.
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This program aims to provide 100,000 additional students at TEVTA institutes in Punjab annually with quality demand-driven skills. With a budget of PKR 1,500 million, the prime minister gave free training for everyone. With its 56 new courses, including Amazon Virtual Assistants, Artificial Intelligence and Robotics, the program aims to provide our young people with financial opportunities consistent with the Prime Minister’s vision of creating 10 million jobs.
TEVTA Punjab rolled out in these new three programs
- E-Rozgar (Technical)
- E-Rozgar (Creative Design)
- Virtual Assistant (Amazon)
Courses For Virtual Assistant (Amazon) & E-Rozgar Courses For Amazon and Ebay,Training on E-Rozgar Creative (Graphic Designing) & E-Rozgar Technical (Web development), Duration of the training is 03 Months.
Application can be reserved on www.tevta.gop.pk Apply Before 10 SEP, 2020.
The Agency for Technical and Vocational Training (TEVTA) was established in 1999 by Decree bringing together training institutions from seven different departments of the Government of Punjab.
Pakistan, which has a strong presence in all regions and districts of Punjab, offers technical and professional training in various economic sectors. Millions of students in Punjab have been taught skills over the decades. However, the focus was more on quantity and less on quality with a visible separation from the industry.
Following visions of the Pakistani Prime Minister, the instructions of the Chief Minister of Punjab and led by the Punjab Minister of Industry, we launched a strategy to restructure and reorganize the existing vocational training system in Punjab to the level of international standards.
We believe that the new reforms and interventions under TEVTA Vision 2023 will not only improve students’ quality standards, but also enable them to secure financial opportunities at the local and international level through our new skills ecosystem.
The new TEVTA management has spent the first 100 days working with its relevant staff including NAVTTC, the World Bank, the Asian Development Bank and the EU-German Vocational Training Sector Support Program (TVET SSP) to identify the critical gaps in its existing VET system and launched several interventions in just 100 days to bring a paradigm shift from its conventional system to a modern competence ecosystem.
