Who says fixing a solar panel or repairing a smartphone is just a “man’s job”?
The National Vocational and Technical Training Commission (NAVTTC) is officially rewriting the script with the launch of “She Fixes – Batch II.” Following the success of its first phase, this initiative is back to equip Pakistani women with high-demand technical skills—completely free of cost.
Why “She Fixes” is a Game Changer
In today’s economy, financial independence isn’t just a goal; it’s a necessity. However, many women feel restricted to traditional roles like tailoring or beautician work. She Fixes breaks those walls, offering professional training in trades that have high earning potential and the flexibility for self-employment.
What’s on the Table?
Batch II offers a diverse range of 3-month courses designed for the modern job market:
- Tech Savvy: Mobile Phone Repairing & Home Appliance Maintenance.
- Green Energy: UPS & Solar Technician training.
- Technical Trades: Auto Electrician, Plumbing, and HVAC.
- Professional Services: Sports Fitness Training and Security Services.
Quick Facts: Are You Eligible?
- Who: Females aged 18 to 40.
- Education: Minimum Middle or Matric.
- Cost: 100% Free (No admission or tuition fees!).
- Where: Centers are available nationwide, from Karachi and Lahore to Gilgit and Quetta.
How to Join the Movement
Don’t wait—opportunities like this fill up fast. The deadline to apply is May 15, 2026.
Apply Online: Visit the National Skills Information System (NSIS) to create your profile and submit your application. You’ll need your CNIC, a digital photo, and your educational certificates.
Or download the NAVTTC NSIS App from the Google Play Store to apply from your phone.
Call the NAVTTC Toll-Free Helpline at 0800-88866 for technical support.
