On Sunday, the National Stadium in Karachi was packed to capacity, but not for a Pakistan Super League match.
These 20,000 persons are interested in enrolling in IT classes provided by a charitable organisation.
Saylani Welfare Organization was in charge of the entrance exam. President Arif Alvi, President of the Sailani Welfare Organization Maulana Bashir Farooq, and Mufti Muneeb ur Rehman attended the event.
President Alvi spoke at the event and praised Saylani Welfare’s efforts in bringing about a digital revolution in Pakistan.
He advised the applicants that there are job chances all across the world for them. “Difficult words. “Go out and make a difference in your life.”
When discussing the programme, According to Maulana Farooq, a student who used to earn Rs.8000 as a carpenter has now earned more than $100,000 through freelancing on Upwork after receiving training through this programme.
