Islamabad to Launch Computer and AI Classes in 150 Primary Schools
In a groundbreaking move to boost digital literacy, the Federal Directorate of Education in Islamabad is set to introduce computer and AI classes in 150 primary schools by next week.
This initiative aims to provide young students with the necessary technology skills and knowledge to thrive in an increasingly digital world. By integrating computer and AI education at the primary level, the program seeks to prepare students for future challenges and opportunities in the tech industry.
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Collaboration with NUST and Ministry of Education
The program is a joint venture between the Ministry of Federal Education and the National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST). This collaboration ensures that the curriculum is both innovative and relevant, taught by qualified and trained computer fellows.
The curriculum has been developed in consultation with leading technology companies to ensure it covers foundational computer skills and introduces artificial intelligence concepts in an engaging manner for young learners.
Upgraded IT Infrastructure for Enhanced Learning
To support the new curriculum, the IT infrastructure in these schools will be upgraded, providing students access to the latest technology and resources. This modernization aligns with the government’s commitment to enhancing digital education nationwide.
Preparing the Next Generation of Innovators
The launch of these classes represents a significant step towards nurturing future innovators and leaders in technology, paving the way for a new era of digital education in Pakistan.
With this initiative, Islamabad is poised to become a model city in advancing primary education through technology, fostering a generation well-equipped to navigate the digital landscape.
