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HFP launches skills-building, training program

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Hamdard Foundation Pakistan (HFP) has introduced a new four-month skills-building and training program called Hamdard Skill Development Program (HSDP) to assist needy and deserving students in their pursuit of modern learning and skill-building at Berlitz Institute Karachi. Under this program, students will receive skill training, along with assistance in securing suitable employment opportunities through industry partners of this initiative. The program was commenced in an auspicious ceremony yesterday at the Berlitz Karachi Office.

Ms. Sadia Rashid, President of HFP attended the event as chief guest. Syed Muhammad Arsalan – Director, HFP, Berlitz Country Manager Mr. Nadeem Huq and the 70 enrolled students of the first badge were also in attendance.

In her address, Ms. Sadia Rashid highlighted the importance of skill-building and advanced technical knowledge for national progress in modern times. She said that Shaheed Hakim Mohammed Said’s mission was to accelerate the socio-economic advancement of Pakistani youth, a vision HFP was dedicated to realizing by empowering young people and shaping a generation of skilled professionals.

Ms. Sadia Rashid advised students to stay focused on their studies, avoid distractions like mobile phones, guard their health, and value time as an essential resource.Syed Muhammad Arsalan explained that, under this initiative, HFP would cover the program fees for enrolled students, while Berlitz would provide expert trainers and essential training sessions. He said “This is a Qarz-e-Hasna model, allowing students to repay their program costs in small installments after securing employment, enabling other students to benefit.

With this strategic move, HFP has ensured that skill-building programs are available for all deserving students. This initiative aims not only to equip participants with essential skills but also to connect them to employment opportunities, supporting the ultimate objective of job placement for each candidate upon program completion.”He also encouraged students to share their experiences and feedback to help enhance the program.

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