LAHORE: The Punjab government has apparent a above agenda empowerment action beneath the administration of Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz, aiming to accouter 27,000 rural women with IT and agenda skills.
As allotment of the programme, women will accept scholarships during training and be provided desktop computers and chargeless Wi-Fi accessories aloft completion.
The Punjab Abilities Development Department (PSDF) will baby-sit the six-month online training, acceptance women to administer from home via the official website.
The class includes IT, web development, coding, agenda marketing, e-commerce, amusing media management, clear design, freelancing, abstracts entry, appointment automation, and cybersecurity. Participants will accept certifications and job adjustment abutment afterwards training.
Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz accent that women will be able to alpha freelancing, barrage tech firms, or run online businesses from home, eliminating barriers to employment.
She emphasised that agenda training will drive bread-and-butter empowerment, allowance women attempt in the all-embracing IT bazaar and accord to Punjab’s agenda revolution.
The action aligns with broader goals of education, gender equality, and abbreviation bread-and-butter disparities, accession rural women as key players in the province’s agenda transformation.
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