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Tech Valley Pakistan Hosts Friday Fix Masterclass on Google Education Plus

  • June 16, 2026
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Tech Valley Pakistan, an official Canva for Education partner and active player in the country’s education technology space, is hosting a Friday Fix masterclass on June 19, 2026 focused on helping institutions unlock the newest features available within Google Education Plus, the premium tier of Google’s education suite that many institutions have invested in but are not yet fully utilising.

The session is built around a practical, hands-on format rather than a conventional product presentation, with the stated goal of moving institutions away from manual grading, tracking, and classroom management processes that many continue to rely on despite having access to more advanced automation tools already included in their existing Google Education Plus subscription. The masterclass will walk participants through the exact execution paths for the newest Education Plus features, provide a step-by-step setup process for automating student tracking, engagement metrics, and grading workflows, and send attendees away with ready-to-deploy templates they can implement in their classrooms immediately following the session.

A key highlight of the masterclass is the participation of Nanda Noviza Rachman, a Google Customer Engineer based in Indonesia, who will provide direct insight into the platform’s ecosystem updates and guide participants through the practical application of these tools in a live setting. Bringing in a Google-side technical resource gives the session a level of product depth that purely third-party training typically cannot offer, particularly for features that have been recently updated or are not yet widely understood by institutional administrators and teaching staff. The masterclass is scheduled for Friday, June 19, 2026 at 3:00 PM Pakistan Standard Time, and institutions can register for the session to secure their seat.

Beyond the masterclass, Tech Valley Pakistan has indicated it offers customised training programmes tailored to individual institutions’ specific goals, designed to help staff reclaim time spent on administrative tasks and accelerate digital transformation within their own organisational context. Institutions interested in exploring a tailored programme can reach Tech Valley Pakistan by phone at 0333-5306444 or by email at hello@techvalley.pk.

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