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Pakistan

The number of vocational and technical education institutions in Pakistan has significantly increased over the years.

However, further work is required to ensure that the VET system is aligned with the needs of the job market.

The National Vocational and Technical Education Commission (NAVTEC) has developed a National Skills Strategy that aims to:

Create more flexible, competency-based training
Promote the role of industry in designing and delivering VET education.
Main Titles
Overview of Vocational Education and Training
Social Trends and Statistics
National VET Strategy
Key Bodies
Employer Engagement and Occupational Standards
Curriculum Development
Qualifications and Accreditation
Entrepreneurship and Enterprise
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Overview of Vocational Education
and Training system
Read more about the key features of the country’s vocational education and training system.
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Social trends and statistics
Find out more about the main trends in demographics, education, employment and economics.
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National Vocational Education
and Training strategy
An introduction to the country’s strategic approach to vocational education and training. Read more.
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Key bodies
Learn more about the leading organisations and departments in the skills sector.
Student studying notes and plans. © Mat Wright
Employer Engagement
and Occupational Standards
A look at how the country is developing employer engagement and establishing and monitoring occupational standards. Read more.
Students in conversation. © Mat Wright.
Curriculum development
A guide to how the country designs and develops its curricula. Discover more.
Students in conversation. © Mat Wright.
Qualifications and accreditation

Learn more about the main types of qualifications in the vocational education and training sector and how they are accredited.

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Entrepreneurship and enterprise
Read more about the country’s approach to nurturing entrepreneurship amongst its people.
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