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Ministry Of IT And Telecommunication Pakistan Offers Five Free Anthropic Courses To Upskill Pakistan’s Tech Workforce

  • April 28, 2026
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The Ministry of IT and Telecommunication Pakistan has announced five free courses in collaboration with Anthropic, giving Pakistani learners direct access to training on one of the world’s leading artificial intelligence platforms. The courses, promoted through the ministry’s official social media channels, are available for immediate enrollment via a link shared in the post and cover the full spectrum of working with Anthropic’s Claude ecosystem, from basic usage to advanced application programming interface development.

The five courses on offer span a range of skill levels and use cases. Claude 101 introduces learners to using Claude for daily tasks, understanding its key features, and exploring resources for more advanced topics. Claude Code 101 is aimed at developers and teaches how to use Claude Code effectively within a daily development workflow. The third course, Introduction to Claude Cowork, is a hands-on programme covering how to use Claude for real work tasks, plugins, and workflows. Claude Code in Action offers a practical walkthrough of using Claude Code to accelerate the development process, while the fifth course, Building with the Claude API, provides a comprehensive overview of working with Anthropic models through the application programming interface, targeting those looking to build and integrate AI-powered solutions.

The initiative reflects the Ministry of IT and Telecommunication’s continued effort to make artificial intelligence literacy accessible to Pakistan’s growing pool of developers, students, and technology professionals. By offering these courses at no cost and through a straightforward enrollment process, the ministry is signaling a clear intent to close the skills gap in artificial intelligence tooling at a time when demand for such expertise is accelerating both locally and in the global technology market. Interested individuals can enroll at https://t.co/cc4SxBnCHF.

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