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2. Non-formal education and vocational training centers can offer literacy cum
vocational training programs in the far end areas of the Punjab and it would
improve the accessibility to the maximum level.
3. Further, this is pertinent to mention that our formal education system spoil our
human resource to be reliant on parents till the end of their graves. Even after
completing their education and it is regretted that even doctors in some cases,
look toward the parents like a handicapped youth for rehabilitation. We need to
make our Skill education part of formal education that after the matric every
youth should be able to earn their expensed at least.
4. 90% employment is created by private sector and more than 80% youth are
trained through informal setup which exploits them with minimum wages. So
there is a need to have all-inclusive training methodology to formalize this
informal training through vocational training institutes like that of PVTC.
5. Funding in the federal and provincial budgets for education, skill development
and training should be increased. According to UNDP, only 14 out of 195
countries spend less on education than Pakistan. More TVET institutes should be
opened across the country to provide the required skills and training to young
students closer to their homes.
7. The government should engage the private sector to boost the relevance and
capacity of the technical education system. Big and small industries should be
encouraged to collaborate with technical education institutes to define the
curricular requirements and provide skill development and employment for
students graduating from these institutes. Industries being established, as part
of China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) should also be enlisted to provide
internships and training for students of the TVET system so that the full impact
of CPEC can be brought to bear to the advantage of Pakistan.
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