Parents and educators can look forward to an exciting new chapter in their children’s education, paving the way for future opportunities in the field of technology.
Islamabad to start AI classes in primary schools. In a major step towards enhancing digital literacy and preparing young minds for the future, Islamabad‘s education department is set to start computer and AI classes in 150 primary schools of the Federal Directorate of Education by next week.
The initiative aims to equip students with the necessary technical skills and knowledge, thereby fostering a generation that is ready for the challenges of an increasingly digital world.
The program is a joint effort between the Pakistan Federal Ministry of Education and the National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST), ensuring that the curriculum is both modern and relevant and that computer fellows are both qualified and trained.
Developed in consultation with leading technology companies, the curriculum focuses on fundamental computer skills and artificial intelligence concepts, designed to effectively engage young learners. To support this educational initiative, the IT infrastructure in these schools will be upgraded to meet the needs of students, giving them access to the latest technology and resources.
This commitment to quality education is in line with the government’s vision to improve digital education across the country.
Parents and educators can look forward to an exciting new chapter in their children’s education, paving the way for future opportunities in the field of technology.
With the launch of these classes, Islamabad takes a proactive step towards nurturing the next generation of innovators and leaders in technology.
