PESHAWAR
Mohsin and Huma IT Centre, an initiative spearheaded by Aziz Jan Trust, conducted a written test for its 2nd batch here at Qayyum Sports Complex on Sunday. This significant event marked another stride in the endeavor to equip the local youth with essential IT skills.
The 2nd Batch SMIT (Skills for Market Information Technology) course drew a commendable participation of 5,000 students.
This initiative aims to provide intensive IT training to an additional 2,000 students across varying course durations, ranging from six months to a year. Courses encompass a spectrum of modern IT fields, including artificial intelligence, cloud computing, mobile app development, web development, graphic design, video animation, and CCNA. Notably, these courses are facilitated by proficient instructors and, importantly, are offered free of charge to eligible candidates.
Launched in September 2023, this initiative, jointly operated by Aziz Jan Trust and Saylani Welfare Trust, continues its mission from the success of the 1st batch, where 1,400 students were selected among 3,000 applicants for these transformative courses. The primary goal is to empower local youth by imparting crucial IT skills, unlocking new prospects for personal and professional growth.
Aziz Jan Trust, the philanthropic arm of Aziz Group of Industries, has been Instrumental in revolutionizing the education sector. Their Aziz Jan Institute of Learning at SOS Village Peshawar stands as a symbol of quality education, benefitting over 1200 underprivileged children. Moreover, their benevolent efforts extend to providing free meals to communities, including Lady Reading Hospital Peshawar, and offering scholarships to deserving students across various educational institutions.
Completion of these courses promises manifold benefits, offering opportunities for employment in global IT firms and paving the way for self-employment with substantial earnings. Additionally, the internationally recognized certifications obtained through these courses elevate the career prospects of participants.
The collaborative efforts between Aziz Jan Trust and Saylani Welfare Trust reflect a shared commitment to empower Peshawar’s youth with essential skills crucial in today’s dynamic IT landscape.
This initiative underscores their dedication to fostering education, knowledge, and economic development within the region.
