Pakistan doesn't lack degrees.
It lacks skills.

Are Schools Education Clubs?

NAVTTC hosting Ambassadors roundtable on skills

One Nation Under PDF CVS.

Book Smart. Market Shocked.

Degree Delusion: Studying For A Job market That Died 10 Years Ago.

Degrees Everywhere. Skills Nowhere.

Pakistan's Longest Running Fiction: "Secure Job."

Pakistan's Favorite Skill: Memorization.

The Syllabus Missed The Future.

Volumes bring attention

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Dinner table conversation

Denmark just ran 100% on wind and solar for a full month

Road signs installers certified

If Pakistan offered the same oppertunities

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Excellence Has No Borders

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"Raw talent. Real hustle. Practical skills that build futures."

"Aid buzzes loud. Accountability whispers."

"A degree opens doors. Skills show the way."

"The world hires skills. Not just subjects."

"The vacancy isn’t the problem. The skill gap is."

"Same hands. Different tools. Bigger possibilities."

"A degree should lift you up — not weigh you down."

"Mass-produced degrees. Short-supplied skills"

"A skill unused is a future wasted."

School exclusion in Pakistan’s major cities

Gulmina Bilal Ahmad

Why accreditation?

The article explores the critical role of accreditation in improving the quality, credibility, and competitiveness of Pakistan’s technical and vocational education se

Empowering workers

The article highlights the transformative potential of Pakistan’s Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) certification framework in strengthening the country’s workforce

Sudden freeze

The article examines the far-reaching consequences of former US President Donald Trump’s decision to freeze American foreign aid for 90 days, particularly for South A

NAVTTC gets Rs10bn investment, expands global job prospects

Islamabad:The National Vocational and Technical Training Commission (NAVTTC) has successfully secured investments totaling Rs10 billion over the last two years, marki

The master key

AS both young and old hunt for better employment opportunities, it is worth reflecting on these wise words: “If education is the key, technical-vocational education i

Mainstreaming TVET

PAKISTAN’S construction industry contributes around 2.5 per cent to GDP and employs about 8pc of the workforce. Major projects like CPEC and private real estate devel

Take school to the child

PAKISTAN is in the midst of a critical education crisis, with over 22.8 million children aged five to 16 years out of school, placing it second only to Nigeria in thi

Optimising COP29

THE global demand for skilled workers in green technologies is growing. This is important for Pakistan, where climate change and environmental degradation are urgent