72 young women from Balochistan complete skills training
Both outlets reported that 72 young women from Kech, Gwadar, and Panjgur in Balochistan completed professional training in beautician and cosmetology. Associated Press of Pakistan described the training as government-funded and led with the completion of the program. Daily Pakistan emphasized the training as part of the RISE Programme and highlighted the new career opportunities it provides, such as employment and entrepreneurship.
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Balochistan’s Young Women gets New Career Opportunities through RISE Programme
ISLAMABAD – A group of 72 young women from Kech, Gwadar and Panjgur completed professional training in beautician and cosmetology, opening new paths towards employment, entrepreneurship and greater economic opportunities under the Government of Balochistan-funded RISE Programme. The women completed their training at the Institute of Rural Management (IRM), Islamabad, with their achievement form...
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72 young women from Balochistan complete skills training at IRM
ISLAMABAD, Sep 24 (APP):Seventy-two young women from Balochistan’s Kech, Gwadar and Panjgur districts on Thursday completed professional training in Beautician and Cosmetology under the Government of Balochistan-funded RISE Programme at the Institute of Rural Management (IRM), Islamabad. Certificates were distributed among the graduates at a ceremony held at the IRM Complex, with Provincial Min...
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