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Allama Iqbal Open University Launches E-Commerce Courses

  • July 23, 2024
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Allama Iqbal Open University (AIOU) is making waves in the education sector by partnering with BF Technologies to launch a series of online certificate courses focused on e-commerce. These innovative programs target students eager to gain practical skills in navigating the dynamic world of online marketplaces.

The curriculum delves into popular e-commerce platforms like Amazon, Daraz, Alibaba, Shopify, and Facebook. By enrolling, students can acquire the expertise needed to establish and manage their own online businesses or become valuable assets to existing e-commerce ventures.

This initiative goes beyond equipping individuals with technical skills. AIOU Vice Chancellor, Professor Dr. Nasir Mahmood, emphasizes the program’s aim to cultivate a business-oriented mindset among students. He believes these courses hold the potential to not only improve the lives of participants and their families but also contribute to Pakistan’s economic growth by fostering a generation of tech-savvy entrepreneurs.

Applications for the e-commerce certificate courses close on September 5th, so interested individuals should act quickly to secure their spot.

The news surrounding AIOU’s e-commerce program is further amplified by the Sindh government’s announcement of a separate initiative. They have pledged to provide qualifying IT students with free Google IT Certification. This program seeks to enhance the skillset of IT students by granting them access to valuable certifications that can open doors to online platforms and potentially lead to lucrative careers. The government will cover the certification fees for students who successfully pass the required tests, following an agreement reached with Google’s team in Islamabad.

Taken together, these announcements highlight a growing focus on equipping Pakistan’s workforce with the skills needed to thrive in the digital age. AIOU’s e-commerce courses and the Sindh government’s Google IT Certification program offer exciting opportunities for individuals seeking to advance their careers and contribute to the nation’s economic future.

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