PESHAWAR: Chief Minister Mahmood Khan has termed access of common man to quality education an integral part of his government’s manifesto and said the government was introducing reforms alongside development projects in the sector. Public confidence reinstated in govt schools and enrollment increased in KP due to steps taken by provincial govt, he said. In […]
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ISLAMABAD: Educationists and experts stressed on rehabilitating and rebuilding the education infrastructure destroyed in the recent floods to minimize the learning losses. They were speaking at a cross-sectoral conversation on “Defending education against climate change”organized virtually by the Ministry of Federal Education and Professional Training’s STEAM Policy Unit. Strong public-private partnership models, development and implementation
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ISLAMABAD: Google, Institute of Rural Management (IRM) and Ignite have launched Google Career Certification program in Pakistan. IRM and Ignite have signed an MoU in Islamabad to achieve the Google Career Certification targets. At the signing ceremony, CEO Ignite Asim Shahryar Hussain said: “This agreement shall provide both Ignite and IRM with a framework to
PESHAWAR: Chief Minister Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Mahmood Khan has directed the concerned authorities to work out modalities for the commencement of Insaf Education Card which is expected to benefit 244,927 students enrolled in government colleges throughout the province. The scheme includes waiver of the entire fee and will cost approximately Rs1 billion to the provincial exchequer.
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ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Medical Council has postponed the Medical and Dental Colleges Admissions Test (MDCAT) in view of the flood situation in the country, announcement Minister for National Health Services and Regulations Abdul Qadir Patel at a news conference in Islamabad, Radio Pakistan reported. He said electricity and internet services remained disconnected in various parts of
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