Islamabad : The National Institute of Folk and Traditional Heritage (Lok Virsa) here on Monday started classes of Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) courses.
An official of Lok Virsa, Muhammad Ali, told this agency that the institute was providing classes of Documentary and Film Making and Miniature Painting.
The project was started with the collaboration of National Vocational and Technical Training Commission (NAVTTC) and Lok Virsa.
He said students from different walks of life can take the admission to get the advantage with qualified faculty.
Talking to APP, an artist Raza Mehmood said such kinds of activities provide a platform for the students to refine their skills in a better way with learning from qualified teachers from renowned universities.
A representational image of young people working in a company. — AFP/FileIslamabad: The National Vocational and...
Ambassador of Kazakhstan to Pakistan, Yerzhan Kistafin speaks during a book launching ceremony. —...
Ahmed Jawad A A. Rabei, ambassador of the State of Palestine , VC Riphah University Prof. Dr Anis Ahmed and Dr...
The Department of Food Science & Technology building in the University of Karachi. — University of Karachi...
The printed papers of cigarettes can be seen in a cigarette factory. — FBR Website/FileIslamabad: Health activists...
This representational image shows an array of colourful flowers on display on December 3, 2023. — Facebook/Parks and...
