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HUBCO Partners With ConsulNet to Train Young Women in Software Engineering and AI

  • September 24, 2026
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The Hub Power Company Limited (HUBCO) has partnered with ConsulNet Corporation to support the CodeGirls Software Engineering and AI Career Accelerator, a skills development initiative focused on young women from underserved communities. The program will provide training in Software Engineering and Artificial Intelligence, with the aim of developing practical technical skills relevant to the evolving job market. Through the partnership, participants will have an opportunity to build capabilities in technology fields and explore potential employment and career pathways. HUBCO announced the collaboration as part of its wider community development and social impact activities.

The CodeGirls program focuses on providing participants with technical training that can be applied to professional technology careers. The Software Engineering component is designed to introduce participants to skills required in software development, while the Artificial Intelligence component adds training in an area that is increasingly being incorporated into technology products and services. According to HUBCO, the initiative is intended to create pathways towards employment and career opportunities in high-growth fields by giving participants practical technical capabilities. The program specifically targets young women from underserved communities, connecting skills development with access to technology-related career opportunities.

HUBCO said the initiative forms part of its broader Diversity, Equity and Inclusion agenda and reflects its focus on community development and skills enhancement. The company has linked the program with its wider efforts to provide access to future-ready opportunities and increase participation in technology-related fields. The partnership with ConsulNet also brings together HUBCO’s community development support with the technical training focus of the CodeGirls initiative. While the announcement identifies Software Engineering and Artificial Intelligence as the core areas of training, it does not disclose the number of participants, duration of the accelerator, training location, curriculum structure or specific employment partners involved in the program.

The initiative also adds to ongoing efforts by organizations in Pakistan to expand technology skills among women and improve access to digital career opportunities. By focusing on practical training in Software Engineering and Artificial Intelligence, the CodeGirls Software Engineering and AI Career Accelerator is intended to help participants develop skills that can be applied in professional settings. HUBCO described the collaboration as part of its commitment to community development, skills enhancement and greater access to opportunities associated with the changing job market. Further details about the program’s intake, completion targets and career placement outcomes were not provided in the announcement, but the partnership establishes a new training initiative connecting HUBCO, ConsulNet Corporation and CodeGirls around technology skills development for young women.

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