Maximum participation of private sector in TVET stressed

Islamabad: The Board of Management of the National Vocational and Technical Training Commission (NAVTTC) gave the consent to several proposals pertaining to the efficient and result oriented implementation of the Prime Minister’s Hunarmand Pakistan Programme to materialise the prime minister’s vision of equipping youth with state-of-the-art and emerging technologies to gain employability in the national and global job markets.

The 24th BoM meeting was held at NAVTTC HQs with Chairman NAVTTC Syed Javed Hassan in the chair. The chairman called for the maximum participation of private sector to bring the TVET sector of Pakistan at par with international standards.

Executive Director NAVTTC Sajid Baloch briefed the board members on progress and development of the ongoing “Hunarmand Pakistan” Programme, one of the most important components of Kamyab Jawan which was launched by the Prime Minister of Pakistan aimed at enhancing the skills of youth through quality professional skill-based training. The meeting of the Board of Management NAVTTC on World Skills Day reflects the zeal and zest of NAVTTC to impart quality training to youth with the objective to enhance employability of youth in high profile organisations.