In an official press release, the National Vocational and Technical Training Commission (NAVTTC) announced the formal launch of "Tvetometer," a groundbreaking program designed to advance and improve technical and vocational education and training (TVET) in Pakistan.

The media was informed of this endeavor by NAVTTC Chairperson Gul Mena Bilal Ahmed during a low-key yet dignified event at the NAVTTC Headquarters. "This extensive database will offer a scientific and empirical analysis of Pakistan's TVET sector," she said.

Across all provinces, Azad Jammu & Kashmir, Gilgit-Baltistan, and the Islamabad Capital Territory, the groundbreaking "Tvetometer" tool will provide comprehensive insights into technical and vocational schools, instructor demographics, and important trends.

She emphasized that this program will be essential to improving skill levels, giving young people contemporary skills, and promoting economic growth. Tvetometer's data-driven methodology will improve TVET sector transparency and help decision-makers make well-informed choices.

With the introduction of "Tvetometer," NAVTTC reaffirmed its dedication to developing technical and vocational education in Pakistan and guaranteeing creative and practical steps to provide the nation's young with top-notch skill development.

National Vocational and Technical Training Commission ( NAVTTC) founded in 2005 under ministry Ministry of Federal Education and Professional Training. The main purpose of this institute is to provide free vocational and technical training to the youth of Pakistan.