KARACHI – A consultative meeting of the National Vocational and Technical Training Commission (NAVTTC) and TVET Institute under PM’s Youth Skill Development Programme, on Monday, discussed the issues of ghost students, stipend to students for improving attendance, quality training and measures to motivate them in pursuance of their education and training.
The meeting under the chairmanship of NAVTTC Executive Director Muhammed Aamir Jan was held at the Federation of Pakistan Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FPCCI).
Aamir Jan said that the prime minister had directed him for the international certification specially in the fields of information technology, hospitality and trade. The federal government wanted to equip the workforce with modern skills. While stressing the need for ending taboos of vocational training, he said that the efforts were being made to this effect. Later, talking to media, the ED said that 56,000 students had been trained this year since January 2024. Replying to a question, he said that NAVTTC was working in 11 sectors including IT, agriculture, livestock, mining, banking, health, manufacturing, textile, etc.
Answering to another question on ghost students, he said that there was no ghost institute although ghost students were being monitored by the third party.
