The Certification of IT Professionals (CIP), an ongoing program by the Pakistan Software Export Board (PSEB), is a transformative initiative aimed at empowering Pakistan’s IT professionals with globally recognized certifications.
Designed to bridge the gap between industry demands and workforce capabilities, this program enhances employability, global competitiveness, and economic growth. With a target to certify 10,000 professionals, CIP is shaping the future of Pakistan’s IT industry and contributing to the nation’s IT export potential.
IT Professionals Trained
Graduates Secured Jobs
Graduates Received Promotions
The Semiconductor Up-Skilling Training Program is a flagship initiative by the Pakistan Software Export Board (PSEB) under the guidance of the Ministry of IT & Telecommunication, aimed at positioning Pakistan as a key player in the global semiconductor industry.
This pilot program focuses on building a skilled workforce in semiconductor design and verification, aligning with global demands and emerging technologies.
With the global semiconductor market projected to exceed $1 trillion by 2030, this program is a timely investment in Pakistan’s technological future, preparing the country to contribute meaningfully to the global semiconductor value chain. By fostering innovation and self-reliance, the program reduces dependency on external expertise and establishes Pakistan as a competitive destination for advanced semiconductor talent.
Develop Global Talent
Bridge Skill Gaps
Promote Self-Reliance
The Prime Minister’s Initiative: Capacity Building of IT Industry in Specialized Technologies & Platforms aims to position Pakistan as a leading global IT hub and achieve the ambitious target of $15 billion in IT exports within the next five years. By collaborating with top training firms and universities, the program addresses critical skill gaps in the IT sector. It offers specialized, practical training to IT students, graduates, and professionals, fostering innovation, creating jobs, and supporting Pakistan’s growing IT industry.
Aligned with the Prime Minister’s vision of achieving $15 billion in IT exports, the Ecosystem Development Initiative by the Pakistan Software Export Board (PSEB) focuses on creating a thriving IT ecosystem through strategic policy reforms, innovative frameworks, and digital infrastructure. This initiative aims to ensure that Pakistan’s IT workforce is equipped with the necessary skills to meet global demands.
With a focus on bridging industry-academia gaps, leadership training, and apprenticeship opportunities, this initiative is dedicated to developing a globally competitive IT sector, fostering youth empowerment, creating employment opportunities, and driving sustainable economic growth.
Through strategic marketing campaigns, global trade delegations, and targeted outreach, this initiative aims to enhance Pakistan’s visibility, attract foreign investment, and foster international partnerships, driving sustainable growth and empowering the country’s IT sector.
The TechLift Bootcamp was a groundbreaking initiative of Pakistan Software Export Board. Designed to address critical skill gaps in Pakistan’s IT industry, the program successfully equipped thousands of IT graduates and professionals with cutting-edge skills, positioning them for success in competitive global markets.
By providing intensive, practical training in high-demand technologies, TechLift Bootcamp played a pivotal role in enhancing employability, fostering innovation, and contributing to Pakistan’s IT export growth.
The ICT Internship Program, a flagship initiative by the Pakistan Software Export Board, has been instrumental in bridging the gap between academia and industry by equipping young graduates with the skills and experience required to excel in the ICT sector.
Through hands-on training and professional exposure, this transformative program has played a pivotal role in developing Pakistan’s IT talent and strengthening the industry.
The IT Soft Skills training program, sponsored by the Pakistan Software Export Board (PSEB) and executed in collaboration with the Institute of Cost and Management Accountants of Pakistan (ICMA), was a highly impactful initiative designed to enhance the professional competencies of Pakistan’s IT workforce.
The program delivered 48 hours of comprehensive modules on communication, leadership, and client management conducted in four cohorts across Lahore, Islamabad, and Karachi. It successfully trained 509 participants.
The GDPR project aims to certify 50 companies on ISO-27001 and ISO-27701 standards for GDPR compliance, with 25 companies certified to date. The initiative has significantly boosted business outcomes for companies. 66% of companies have created or enhanced job opportunities, while 93% have achieved better customer retention and business acquisition. All regulatory compliance requirements have been successfully met, showcasing the program’s impact and effectiveness.
Companies Certified
Companies reported 10% increase in revenue
Companies reported 10% growth in exports
Compliance training for GDPR (ISO27001 & ISO27701) has certified 25 companies, strengthening data security and aligning them with international standards.
Train IT professionals in high-demand technologies to meet industry requirements and global standards.
Address skill shortages through certifications, practical training, and industry placements.
Equip participants with technical and soft skills to succeed in a competitive global market.
Contribute to achieving $15 billion IT exports by creating a robust, skilled talent pool.
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