The donor funded TVET Sector Support Programme implemented by National Vocational and Technical Training Commission and Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) organized the ‘Hunar Rozgar Mela 2021’ in Karachi aimed at showcasing the skill set of Pakistani youth in key economic sectors and providing a platform to the TVET graduates for job seeking.
Through this Mela, the TVET Sector Support Programme, which is funded by the European Union, Norwegian and German Governments successfully showcased the skills of training institutes in Sindh that are implementing competency-based training in industry priority economic sectors. These institutes have received assistance from the TVET Sector Support Programme.
The ceremony is graced by Provincial Minister of Sindh for Information, Labour and Human resource Saeed Ghani along with Advisor to Chief Minister on Finance Syed Ali Shah.
As-many-as 2,500 graduates of TVET Sector Support Programme from 20 different institutes visited recruitment kiosks of 54 national and multinational enterprises for exploring employment opportunity against 1,000 jobs while testing their interview skills in front of more than 100 recruiters in various leading economic sectors of Pakistan.
Speaking at the occasion of closing ceremony of Hunar Rozgar Mela 2021, Saeed Ghani, Provincial Minister of Sindh for Information, Labour and Human Resource said, “The Hunar Rozgar Mela 2021 is a great initiative and served as a platform to connect hundreds of young jobseekers trained in vocational and technical trades with recruiters and HR professionals from leading enterprises”.
He mentioned that the role of programmes like TVET SSP is highly crucial in the socio-economic uplift of the society specially youth.
First Secretary, Team Leader Governance & Education, European Union Delegation in Pakistan Sven RUESCH while speaking at the occasion said that the European Union is happy to see the results of TVET Sector Support Programme specially in the area of industry-linkages.
“We are supporting the TVET sector reforms in Pakistan since 2011 and are happy to witness the results of our support now.
We also hope that the sustainability of this whole initiative remains clearly evident through the GoP’s supported programmes as it is now, Mr. RUESCH said.
