TVET Providers

TVET Providers

A comprehensive view of TVET providers across Balochistan. Explore data on gender distribution, ownership types, district-level stats, and enrollment trends across technical and vocational institutes.

Male Institutes
27
Female Institutes
11
Co-Ed Institutes
74
Total Institutes
413

List of Institutes


Institute Name Ownership Institute Type District
TAILORING CUM KNITTING CENTRE Small Industries Department Vocational Quetta
"REHABILITATION & COMMUNITY CENTERS PROJECT 02" Social Welfare Department Vocational Quetta
"DETOXIFICATION COMPLEX TREATMENT REHABLITATION CENTER" Social Welfare Department Vocational Quetta
VOCATIONAL TRAINING FOR DISABLED Social Welfare Department Vocational Quetta
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CENTRE Social Welfare Department Vocational Quetta
Socail Welfare Project No.1 Social Welfare Department Vocational Quetta
Vocational Training Centre, Sohbatpur Labour and Man Power Department Vocational Sohbatpur
GOVERNMENT POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE (WOMEN) Higher Education & Colleges Department Vocational Quetta
Government college OF TECHNOLOGY Higher Education & Colleges Department Vocational Quetta
Social Welfare Vocational Training Centre, Sohbatpur Social Welfare Department Vocational Sohbatpur

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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.