Sindh CM Announces 1,000 Google Scholarships For 10 Universities With 50% Female Quota

Chief Minister of Sindh, Syed Murad Ali Shah has Signed one of the pivotal agreements for the betterment of students’ careers that are studying in the Sindh Government universities. Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah has launched a scholarship program that would give 1,000 Google Career Certificates to students from 10 public universities in the province, marking a significant step towards enhancing digital literacy among Sindh’s youth.
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1000 Google Career Scholarship For 10 Govt Universities In Sindh
On Friday, the province’s chief minister, Syed Murad Ali Shah, announced 1,000 Google Career Certificate scholarships for students attending ten public universities.
The Universities & Boards Department and Tech Valley have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) that permits the province’s ten public universities to award 1,000 Google Career Certificate scholarships. Students who identify as female are awarded half of these grants.
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50% Quota Allocated for Female Students
Notably, 50% of the scholarship quota is allocated to female students as part of the program’s commitment to gender equality in tech education. The government, educational institutions, and tech industry have formed a strategic collaboration to bridge the digital skills gap and equip Sindh’s youth for the rapidly changing employment market.
MoU Signed between the Universities, Boards Department, And Tech Valley
During the signing of the Memorandum of Understanding, Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah emphasized the importance of information technology (IT) in the modern labor market. He underlined that, in an increasingly digital environment, youth who are looking for work must embrace IT abilities.
Importance of the IT Sector For The Growth Of the Economy
By providing students with globally recognized IT credentials, this program seeks to increase their competitiveness on a worldwide level. The program aims to enable Sindh’s youth to actively participate in the nation’s technical growth as well as find employment by giving them access to these vital credentials.
The Chief Minister pointed out that the IT industry provides a broad range of credentials and abilities that allow people to work from home.
Conclusion
Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah’s announcement of 1,000 Google Career Scholarships is a significant boost for students at Sindh’s public universities. With 50% of the scholarships dedicated to female students, this initiative promotes gender equality and enhances digital skills among the youth. The program not only prepares students for the global job market but also strengthens Sindh’s position in the evolving tech industry.