Summer skills camps for students attending public high schools and colleges have been announced by the Technical Education and Vocational Training Authority (TEVTA).
Summer skills camps for students attending public high schools and colleges have been announced by the Technical Education and Vocational Training Authority (TEVTA). To aid in the development of students’ skills, they will provide training in 14 different trades.
During the summer break, free three-month-long courses are intended to be made available. There are no tuition or application fees required for enrollment for either male or female students.
Recently, the Government Graduate College for Women Satellite Town (GGCWST) in Rawalpindi hosted a technical education awareness seminar. Several prominent people, including Commissioner Liaquat Ali Chatta of the Rawalpindi Division, attended the seminar. Commissioner Chatta commended the government for starting this program and expressed his optimism that it would help students secure a better future.
In addition to reminding students that developed nations place a high value on technical education and training, he urged them to make the most of their summer breaks by learning new skills. He also emphasised the advantages of technical education for people’s financial security and that of their families.
Announcing that the Summer skills camps program would soon be implemented in Divisional Public Schools, he also acknowledged the important role that teachers play in inspiring students to pursue technical education.
A ceremony honouring and presenting students will be held at the program’s conclusion. To ensure the success of this initiative, Commissioner Chatta urged everyone to collaborate, stating that it needs the support and involvement of all.
The Technical Educational & Vocational Training Institute was created in 1999 through an Ordinance [XXIV of 1999] by merging Training Institutes from seven different departments of the Punjabi government. It was strengthened in 2010 by an Act.
TEVTA is a Premier Skill Provider with a Strong Presence in Every Tehsil and District of the Province in More Than 150 Disciplines to Transform Punjab’s Skill Landscape through Demand Driven Skills of the Highest Quality.
In order to give students career guidance, TEVTA places a strong emphasis on high-quality skill education. The management and faculty’s efforts to uphold skill and competency standards in accordance with international standards have resulted in an increase in the number of students.