The Punjab Information Technology Board (PITB) has announced the launch of e-Rozgaar 2.0, an initiative designed to equip youth across Pakistan with essential digital skills. This program aims to enhance digital literacy and open up new avenues for online income, particularly in freelancing.
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Key Highlights of e-Rozgaar 2.0
Partnerships and Expansion
- New Collaborations: PITB has established partnerships with The Learning Hub in Gujranwala and City College in Multan to set up e-Rozgaar centers in these locations.
- Formal Agreements: The agreements were signed by PITB’s Director General of e-Governance, Sajid Latif, with Principal Sana Ajmal representing The Learning Hub and Managing Director Waheed Ahmad signing on behalf of City College Multan. Ahmad Islam Syan, Director of PITB’s Skills Development Wing, also attended the ceremony.
Training Focus
- Skill Development: e-Rozgaar 2.0 offers affordable, in-person training in several high-demand digital skills, including:
- Web Development
- Digital Marketing
- Content Writing
- Graphic Design
- Meeting Market Needs: The program is tailored to address the requirements of the evolving digital economy, empowering participants to create online income streams.
Vision and Goals
PITB Chairman Faisal Yousaf highlighted the initiative’s objective, stating, “Our goal is to broaden the reach of digital literacy in Pakistan, providing structured and hands-on courses that empower students to explore online earning avenues, particularly in freelancing.” This vision underlines the importance of equipping the youth with the skills necessary to thrive in today’s digital landscape.
e-Rozgaar 2.0 represents a significant step toward enhancing digital skills among Pakistani youth. By providing accessible training and fostering an environment conducive to freelancing and online entrepreneurship, PITB is committed to promoting economic opportunities in the digital age.
