TEVTA students to be sent to China for advance training

Lahore: The president of Pak China Joint Chamber of Commerce Mr Wang on Thursday called upon the chairman of Technical Education and Vocational Training Authority (TEVTA) Irfan Qaiser Sheikh at TEVTA Secretariat.

While addressing the meeting, Irfan Qaiser Shiekh highlighted the support of china in various departments of vocational training, involving power generation, automobile as well as auto-mechanics.

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Qaiser asked to Mr Wang that China should provide training to our aspirants in our institutes.

“TEVTA will bear all the expenditures of Chinese teachers,” chairman TEVTA told Mr Wang.

He said the TEVTA will bear all the expenditures, involving tuition fee and boarding, as Chief Minister Punjab Shahbaz Sharif has already announced the special funds for the scholarships of students.

The president of PCJCC Mr Wang observed that the aspirants of the TEVTA should also be trained in power generation zone.

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He moreover said that the China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) will cause industrial growth in Pakistan and these relationships will fulfill the needs of human resource for the CPEC.