In a major effort to boost digital literacy and prepare young students for the future, the Islamabad education sector will introduce computer and AI courses in 150 primary schools under the Federal Directorate of Education starting next week.
This initiative seeks to equip students with essential technology skills and knowledge, fostering a generation that is prepared to tackle the challenges of an increasingly digital world.
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The program is a joint collaboration between the Ministry of Federal Education and the National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST), ensuring both the curriculum’s innovation and the training of qualified computer instructors.
Developed in consultation with top technology companies, the curriculum emphasizes foundational computer skills and basic AI concepts, designed to engage young learners effectively. To support this program, IT infrastructure in these schools will be upgraded to provide students with access to the latest technology and resources.
This effort aligns with the government’s goal of enhancing digital education nationwide.
Parents and educators can expect an exciting shift in their children’s education, opening doors to future opportunities in the tech field.
With the launch of these classes, Islamabad takes a decisive step in cultivating the next generation of innovators and technology leaders.
