CM Murad Ali Shah Approves Rs. 500 Million For IT Programs: Online Application Started!
Here is the latest Update for all the jobless people of Pakistan, who are in search of a suitable and trustworthy source of income then here is the best opportunity for all the youth in Pakistan as the Government of Sindh has approved the budget of Rs. 500 Million For starting multiple IT Projects in different parts of Sindh. In this article, you will learn the importance of this project and also know some important strategies made by Sindh CM Murad Ali Shah to carry out the Plan.
Approval Of 500M Rs To Start IT Certification In Sindh – CM Sign MoU
With a focus on poverty reduction, Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah has approved Rs 500 million to launch IT Certificate programs that will improve the IT proficiency of professionals and students throughout the province. According to the CM, the program will give participants industry-recognized certificates and practical skills to help them stand out in the competitive employment market.
The Sindh IT Secretary signed an MoU with NED University Karachi, IBA Sukkur, and Mehran University Jamshoro.
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CM Approve IT Training By 3 Universities Across Sindh
With room to grow, the program’s primary goal is to assist 10,000 young people. According to him, the chief minister has given the Sindh IT department Rs. 500 million as part of the ‘Initiative of Capacity Building’ for the relevant universities.
| Universities In Sindh | Offer IT Courses |
| NED University | in Karachi Division and Tharparkar District |
| Mehran University | In Hyderabad and Mirpurkhas Divisions and Shaheed Benazirabad, Sukkur |
| IBA University | In Larkana Divisions |
List Of The IT Certified Program Courses
It has been informed to the Cheif Minister of Sindh that the IT Certified Program Course will include:
Duration Of IT Courses Offered By Universities
The chief minister was advised by Secretary IT Noor Samoo that each certificate was valid for two months. The certification courses are offered five days a week, Monday through Friday. There will be 30 to 35 people in each batch. The program will be run in two stages: the first will involve IT certification, and the second will involve rewarding the chosen participants or those who rank highest. He said that all IT certifications would be physically available at the centers.
Conclusion
In conclusion, the approval of Rs. 500 Million for IT programs by CM Murad Ali Shah presents a remarkable opportunity for the youth of Sindh to enhance their skills and gain valuable certifications. With partnerships formed with leading universities and a wide range of courses on offer, this initiative aims to empower 10,000 young individuals, preparing them for a competitive job market.
