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Huawei offers free IT courses for young Pakistanis! (How to Apply)

Huawei offers free IT courses for young Pakistanis! (How to Apply)

  • Huawei in Islamabad will start training young Pakistanis in tech courses in July 2024.
  • Youth make up 70% of Pakistan’s population, emphasizing IT training for job opportunities.
  • Huawei offers three- to six-month IT courses for modern tech skills and job prospects.
In Islamabad, Huawei, China's top company, will begin training young Pakistanis in various technology courses starting next month, in July 2024.

Minister for Information Technology and Telecommunication Shaza Fatima Khawaja announced that Huawei, the Chinese tech firm, had agreed to provide training to Pakistani youth during Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s recent visit to China.

She emphasized that youth constitute 70% of Pakistan’s total population, highlighting that providing them with IT training would create employment opportunities.

Huawei Course List

The Chinese company will commence training young Pakistanis in various fields of information technology and artificial intelligence.

Course Duration

Huawei will offer three- to six-month IT courses aimed at teaching modern technologies, enabling participants to earn respectable incomes in both local and international markets.

Location for Courses

Courses are expected to be conducted in various cities across Pakistan, starting in July next month.

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How to Apply for the Huawei IT Course

The government has not yet disclosed details about the application process for the IT courses. Updates on how to apply for the courses will be provided here once announced by the government.

Fee Court Huawei Courses

It is anticipated that the youth will receive free training as part of the initiative launched by the government. However, the final decision in this matter will be made by the authorities.

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