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Google Launches Free Career Certificate Scholarships in Pakistan for In-Demand Digital Skills

  • May 5, 2025
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In a move that could reshape the digital skills landscape in Pakistan, InnoVista, in collaboration with TechValley and Google, has announced the launch of free Google Career Certificate Scholarships. This initiative aims to provide Pakistani youth with access to high-quality, job-ready digital training at no cost. The program, officially launched on May 5, 2025, is designed to empower individuals with globally recognized certifications in high-demand fields, thereby increasing their chances of securing employment in both local and international markets.

The training will be delivered through Coursera, a leading global online learning platform, and will be completely self-paced, allowing participants to learn according to their own schedules. Enrollees will have access to a broad range of courses, all carefully selected to match the demands of today’s digital economy. The training includes disciplines such as data analytics, IT support, cybersecurity, digital marketing, UX design, and more. Once completed, participants will earn a certificate directly from Google—a globally respected credential valued at up to $1,000, now made freely available under this scholarship program.

This initiative also underscores a strong commitment to inclusivity, with women especially encouraged to apply. The program has set a goal of achieving 40 percent female enrollment, recognizing the need to close the gender gap in Pakistan’s rapidly evolving digital sector. The eligibility requirements for applicants are simple and accessible: they must be at least 18 years old and possess a valid Computerized National Identity Card (CNIC). These minimal requirements open the door for a wide range of aspiring learners across the country, including those in underserved communities who may not otherwise have access to such opportunities.

Interested candidates are encouraged to apply via the official application link, with the deadline for submissions set for May 30, 2025. By removing the financial barriers typically associated with professional development programs, this partnership between Google, TechValley, and InnoVista offers a transformative opportunity for young Pakistanis to upskill and participate meaningfully in the global digital workforce.

This scholarship program reflects Google’s broader mission of building an inclusive digital future and demonstrates its growing commitment to fostering innovation and education in emerging economies. For Pakistan, where a significant percentage of the population is under the age of 30, the timing of this initiative could not be more relevant. As digital transformation accelerates across various industries, the demand for skilled professionals continues to rise. Programs like this not only help fill the talent gap but also offer a pathway to economic resilience and independence for many young people.

With thousands expected to apply, the Google Career Certificate Scholarship initiative is poised to create a measurable impact on workforce readiness and digital literacy in Pakistan. It marks a significant milestone in public-private collaboration for education and skills development, setting a benchmark for future initiatives in the region.

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