Summary Sindh will launch an internship programme for degree holders in November, while new industry-linked training courses aim to improve young people’s employability.
KARACHI (Web Desk) – The Sindh government will launch an internship programme for degree holders in November to help young people gain practical experience and improve their employment prospects, Provincial Information Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon has announced.
In a statement, Memon said the government would also launch the next phase of short, in-person training courses for skilled individuals in collaboration with companies. The courses will focus on developing skills according to market requirements.
He said the government wanted to provide young people with suitable platforms to access better career opportunities.
Memon added that the provincial government’s I Work for Sindh employment platform had recorded more than 5.3 million visits and currently listed 26,677 active jobs.
He said 4,800 candidates had completed various training courses over the past three months, while another 6,000 were undergoing training in different programmes.
The minister said the internship initiative and skills-development courses were part of the government’s efforts to help young people gain practical experience and develop skills relevant to the job market.
Further details about the internship programme, including eligibility criteria and the application process, were not provided in the announcement.
