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PITB opens registration for internship programme

LAHORE: The Punjab Information Technology Board (PITB) has opened candidate registration for the Chief Minister IT Internship Programme (CMITIP), aimed at strengthening Punjab’s IT sector by connecting talented graduates with IT companies, providing on-site experience, and creating new employment opportunities. According to PITB on Tuesday, under the CMITIP, over 4,000 short-listed candidates…

PITB opens registration for internship programme

LAHORE: The Punjab Information Technology Board (PITB) has launched the registration process for the Chief Minister IT Internship Programme (CMITIP). This initiative aims to bolster Punjab's IT sector by linking skilled graduates with IT firms, offering on-site experience, and generating fresh employment prospects. PITB announced on Tuesday that the programme will select more than 4,000 shortlisted candidates to work with over 350 prominent IT companies throughout the province.

During the four-month internship, participants will acquire practical skills, refine their technical abilities, and cultivate impressive professional portfolios. An integral part of the programme is a monthly stipend of Rs50,000 for each intern. PITB Chairman Faisal Yousaf highlighted the program's dedication to empowering young individuals by connecting them with the industry.

Yousaf also emphasized that the initiative will broaden employment opportunities for graduates and bolster Punjab's digital economy.

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