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Botnostic Solutions Partners With Costveyors To Hire Top Talent Through EDTP Programme And Build Skilled Construction Workforce

  • March 17, 2026
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Botnostic Solutions has announced a strategic partnership with Costveyors Private Limited, described as Pakistan’s leading and only Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors-affiliated Quantity Surveying and Contract Management consultancy, in a collaboration aimed at strengthening talent pipelines and building a highly skilled workforce for the construction and real estate development sector. The partnership will leverage the Employer-Driven Training Programme to identify, hire, and develop top talent from across Pakistan, connecting high-potential candidates with meaningful career pathways in one of the country’s most active and capital-intensive industries. Costveyors provides specialised services to local and multinational developers, construction projects, and banking institutions, placing it at the intersection of technical expertise and commercial project delivery, making it a strategically aligned partner for Botnostic Solutions as both organisations work toward the shared goal of building stronger human capital within the sector.

The Employer-Driven Training Programme, commonly referred to as the EDTP, is a structured initiative designed to close the gap between the skills that industry employers require and the capabilities that fresh graduates and early-career professionals typically bring to the market. By anchoring talent development to the specific needs of participating employers rather than relying on generic training curricula, the programme creates a more direct and efficient pathway from learning to employment, benefiting both the candidates who gain practical, industry-relevant preparation and the organisations that receive better-prepared recruits from day one. For Costveyors, whose work spans quantity surveying, cost management, and contract advisory services for some of the most complex and high-value construction projects in Pakistan, the quality of technical and professional staff is directly tied to the quality of the advice and outcomes it delivers to its clients, making the partnership with Botnostic Solutions a meaningful investment in long-term service excellence.

The announcement reflects a broader recognition within Pakistan’s construction and real estate sector that workforce development is as important a strategic priority as project pipeline and capital availability. As the industry continues to attract multinational developers and banking institutions seeking professional contract management and cost consultancy support, the demand for Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors-affiliated expertise and internationally benchmarked professional standards is expected to grow. Botnostic Solutions and Costveyors have indicated that the partnership is oriented toward building pathways from potential to performance, a framing that positions the collaboration as a long-term commitment to human capital development rather than a short-term hiring arrangement. Further details about the partnership and the Employer-Driven Training Programme are available at https://lnkd.in/dHktXNwB.

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