Sir Syed University of Engineering and Technology, in collaboration with the National Vocational and Technical Training Commission (NAVTTC), is offering free high-end professional training to male and female students as part of the Prime Minister’s Youth Skill Development Programme (Batch IV). The program includes seven trades such as Mobile Application Development Android, Internet of Things (IoT) System Development and Applications, Digital Forensic & Cyber Security, Cloud Computing, Game Development, Network Administrator, and Artificial Intelligence (AI) focusing on Machine Learning, Deep Learning, and Communication.
Sir Syed University has been selected for the fourth consecutive batch under the PM Youth Skill Development Programme, recognizing its exceptional performance and commitment to academic and vocational excellence.
During the event, the Vice Chancellor of Sir Syed University, Prof. Dr. Vali Uddin emphasized the importance of vocational training for youth, especially those who may not have access to higher education, in driving economic development. He highlighted the university’s readiness to collaborate with both government and private sector institutions, as well as its strong industry connections, enabling students to benefit from internship and employment opportunities across various fields.
Registrar Syed Sarfraz Ali expressed the university’s pride in becoming a valued partner of NAVTTC. He highlighted the significance of the government’s initiative to offer free Hi-Tech courses for students, enhancing their employment prospects and urging students to stay updated with modern trends. Recognizing students as valuable asset and a crucial resource for the country, he emphasized the need to focus on their skills development.
Dr. Tahir Fattani, the Project Director, emphasized the positive impact of enrolling in these courses, particularly in the face of economic and climate challenges. These courses not only contribute to economic growth but also foster innovation, entrepreneurship, and job creation. They equip individuals with cutting-edge technology skills to address challenges such as climate change, cyber security, and data protection. Furthermore, these courses open up global opportunities, contribute to sustainable development, and help build a skilled workforce capable of effectively overcoming economic and climate challenges.
Noman Ali Khan, the Programme Manager, shared that the response to the courses was overwhelming, with approximately 10,250 candidates applying for the seven trades offered. This highlights the strong interest and recognition of the importance of acquiring skills in these advanced fields.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) plays a vital role in transforming industries and societies worldwide, and Pakistan is no exception. The adoption and integration of AI technologies have the potential to revolutionize various sectors, leading to increased efficiency, productivity, and economic growth. Here are some key areas where AI holds importance for Pakistan:
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