Governor Sindh Muhammad Kamran Khan Tessori has taken a groundbreaking step to empower Karachi's youth with free IT education. Currently, 50,000 young individuals in Karachi benefit from this initiative.
Soon, similar programs will launch in Hyderabad, where over 26,000 eager learners have already signed up.
At a recent event titled "School in a New Light," organized by Tech Valley Pakistan, Governor Tessori emphasized the importance of providing equal educational opportunities for all.
Key figures such as Umar Farooq from Tech Valley Pakistan and the Chief Operating Officer of Beaconhouse School attended the historic announcement.
Governor Tessori also revealed plans to collaborate with Umar Farooq to ensure students completing IT courses at Governor House receive Google certification.
He urged philanthropists and sponsors to support this noble cause, highlighting its transformative impact on youth.
Students enrolled in IT courses at Governor House already start earning dollars within six months of the program.
Governor Tessori plans to expand these courses to other cities, paving the way for a brighter future for countless young minds across the region.
This initiative isn't just about teaching technical skills; it's about opening doors to global job opportunities and uplifting economic conditions.
Governor Tessori aims to bridge the gap between young people and the ever-evolving job market by equipping them with modern technological skills.
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