Government of Balochistan | B-TEVTA
Balochistan Skills Information System
Skilling Balochistan
for a Stronger Tomorrow
The Balochistan Skills Information System (BSIS) is a data-driven platform empowering policy makers, TVET providers, and youth with real-time insights on skills supply, employment demand, and workforce projections across all 34 districts.
TVET Landscape in Balochistan
Select a district to instantly analyze skills data, enrollment metrics, and regional training providers.
District Intelligence
Institutes by Provider
Enrollment by Sector
What BSIS Offers
A one-stop platform for skills intelligence — from supply data to employment trends, all tailored for Balochistan.
TVET Supply
Explore comprehensive insights from deep within the enrollment capacities, exact gender distribution patterns, wide range of training providers, and diverse TVET courses across Balochistan.
Explore DataTVET Providers
Detailed deep-dive information on vocational institutes, corporate companies offering training, and certification programmes from both the public and private sector providers.
Find ProvidersGrowth Sectors
Actionable insights tracking the fastest high-growth economic sectors for targeted employment strategies and intelligent skill development investments.
Explore SectorsEmployment Trends
Continual tracking of local and international job market demands, integrated with aggregated government labor and market data pipelines.
Analyze Trends
Ready to Explore Balochistan's Skills Data?
Access district-level intelligence, sector projections and TVET provider data — all in one platform powered by the Government of Balochistan.
Reform Partners
(Source: Employer Skill Survey, Qualification Awarding Bodies — 2023/2024)
Disclaimer
The TVET Sector Support Programme in Pakistan is co-funded by the European Union and the Federal Republic of Germany. The Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH implements the Programme together with British Council in close cooperation with the National Vocational and Technical Training Commission and other public and private sector organizations in Balochistan, Gilgit Baltistan, and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The programme's objective is to support the development of Pakistan's TVET sector, focusing on training for men and women in professions with high demand, especially in digital and green skills.