QUETTA: The technical and vocational education sector has the potential to improve socio-economic growth of the country by providing better job opportunities to the youth. This was the general perception at a media sensitisation session organised by the Balochistan Technical Education and Vocational Training Authority at the Technical Training Institute on Thursday.

The European Union and the governments of Norway and Germany have funded a reform process programme being carried out by the authority for the promotion of technical and vocational education.

Published in Dawn, October 27th, 2017

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