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ITSOLERA Launches Artificial Intelligence Training Program With Internship Opportunity

  • July 20, 2026
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ITSOLERA has announced admissions for its Artificial Intelligence Basic to Advanced training program, offering learners an opportunity to build practical knowledge and technical skills in one of the fastest growing areas of technology. The professional training program has been designed to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of artificial intelligence, covering both foundational concepts and advanced development techniques. The course is intended for individuals seeking to strengthen their expertise in AI while preparing for career opportunities in the technology sector through practical learning and industry focused training.

According to ITSOLERA, the three month program will introduce participants to a wide range of artificial intelligence topics, beginning with the fundamentals of AI and progressing toward advanced concepts used in modern technology development. The curriculum includes data handling and preprocessing, machine learning models, deep learning, computer vision, natural language processing, generative AI, intelligent agents, and advanced AI development concepts. The training is structured to combine theoretical understanding with practical implementation, enabling participants to work with technologies commonly used in artificial intelligence projects. Through hands on exercises and real world applications, learners will gain experience in solving practical problems while building technical capabilities relevant to current industry requirements.

The training program is scheduled to begin on August 3, 2026, with classes taking place at 8:00 PM. The course will run for three months, and participants will pay a fee of PKR 20,000 per month. Upon successful completion of the programme, learners will also have the opportunity to participate in a two month internship designed to provide practical workplace experience. According to ITSOLERA, the combination of classroom instruction, practical projects, and internship experience aims to help participants strengthen their professional skills while improving their readiness for careers involving artificial intelligence and emerging technologies. The organization also highlighted that students will work on real world AI projects to gain practical exposure to current development practices and industry expectations.

ITSOLERA stated that the program focuses on developing future ready technology skills through practical learning and industry relevant training. Interested applicants can register for the course through the following link. Additional information is available by contacting the organization at +92 333 4471066 or by email at info@itsolera.com. Further details about the training programme and other educational offerings can also be accessed through the official website. By offering structured training across multiple artificial intelligence disciplines together with internship opportunities, ITSOLERA aims to support learners who want to develop practical AI expertise and strengthen their technical knowledge for future opportunities in the technology industry.

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