The Professional Freelancing Training Program has announced admissions for its Youth Scholarship Program 2026, Batch B-28, offering training in a wide range of digital, technical and freelancing skills for young learners. The initiative is designed to help participants build practical skills and explore opportunities in digital and online work, extending structured technology training to a younger age group than many similar programmes in Pakistan.
The scholarship programme covers a broad set of digital and professional courses, including Artificial Intelligence, Cyber Security, Digital Marketing, Data Science, IELTS and English Language. Additional courses on offer include Content Writing, Web Development, Freelancing, Graphic Designing and Video Editing, alongside QuickBooks, SEO, Python, E-commerce, WordPress and YouTube Automation, giving applicants a fairly wide spread of technical and creative disciplines to choose from based on their interests and preferred digital field.
Eligibility for the programme requires applicants to be at least 14 years old, with a minimum educational requirement of middle level education, positioning PFTP’s scholarship as accessible to a notably younger demographic than most digital skills initiatives typically targeting university students or recent graduates. Candidates meeting these requirements can apply for admission to the current Batch B-28 intake, with the official announcement encouraging young people specifically to learn digital skills and apply them toward future professional opportunities.
Interested candidates can visit PFTP’s official website for more information about the scholarship programme and admission process, with the organization also providing a contact number for applicants seeking additional details. The programme adds to a growing landscape of freelancing and digital skills training initiatives in Pakistan aimed at building a pipeline of technically skilled young people capable of participating in the country’s expanding digital economy, with PFTP’s early eligibility age setting it apart from programmes that typically require completed intermediate or bachelor’s level education before enrollment.
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