HI-TECH COURSES FROM MAJU's TRAINED PROFESSIONALS
VISIT TO APPLY NOW
Youth engagement in a country's socioeconomic race is critical since it influences the society's social and economic advancement. In this regard, the MAJU Centre of Executive Learning Development and Diversity (CELDD) is now offering five distinct hi-tech certification courses as part of the Prime Minister of Pakistan's "Youth Programme". Digital Marketing & Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Advance Python Programming & Applications, Amazon Virtual Assistant, Computer Graphics & Video Editing, Project Management are among the courses available. The fundamental purpose of these high-tech courses is to provide students with the cutting-edge skills needed in the IT (or other relevant) industries, as well as to keep them up to date on the newest digitalization trends. Later on, these high-tech courses will aid in the development of a skilled workforce for the industries, resulting in the overall improvement of society and country. Furthermore, skill-based learning will prepare students to create their own work environments/setups, allowing them to become entrepreneurs and create new job prospects.
Technology has made our lives easier, increased our access to information, and transformed the way we operate. Although many of us are now comfortable with technology, the majority of us would have no idea how to create and maintain the websites and apps on which we have become so dependent. It is now necessary to provide our pupils with the ability to build high-tech skills that will be required to thrive in the world of tomorrow. Learning skills that are immediately applicable to future industries and vocations (from artificial intelligence to IoT and machine learning) is changing how organizations and society run. These talents, which range from learning how to code apps and websites to navigating video editing software, not only help to create directly applicable skills for bringing technology-related ideas to life, but they also help to acquire desirable transferrable skills. In today's information age, it's more vital to ask the correct question than it is to know the proper response
