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PTCL Seeks Interns

PTCL launches One-Year Paid Internship Programme 2014.  The programme enables fresh graduates to develop essential skill set and experience required to compete in today’s fast-paced and challenging job market. This programme is designed to develop and enhance the capacity of our youth,” commented Syed Mazhar Hussain, Chief Human Resource Officer PTCL. 

 

Govt. Certification Programme for IT companies

Anusha Rahman has directed Pakistan Software Export Board (PSEB) to initiate an accreditation and certification programme for well-reputed IT companies. Reviewing ongoing projects, the minister directed the PSEB chief to prepare proposals for enhancing existing capacity of the software export board, and to suggest measures for making it more vibrant and fruitful. 

 

Warid Launches 75 Paisa MNP Offer

Warid Telecom has always kept the “customer convenience factor” at the forefront by providing affordable and easy-to-use services. Warid invites other network users to become a part of Pakistan’s most reliable cellular service provider by switching their network to Warid. Other networks’ users can also call on Warid MNP Helpline 0321-3213211 or visit the nearest Warid Business Center. 

 

Wateen Telecom is Supporter of the Arts

Wateen Telecom, Pakistan’s leading service provider supports Second Annual Lahore Literary Festival (LLF).  After the great success of LLF 2013, this year the event is being held on February 21 to 23 at the Alhamra Arts Centre. Wateen Telecom is a silver sponsor and will be providing guests and visitors at the event with continuous high-speed wireless broadband experience. 

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