Technical Education.

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Workers Welfare Board is providing three types of Technical Education.

1. POLY TECH INSTITUTE

              The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Workers Welfare Board has established 03 Poly-Tech Institutes in the Province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa in the light of decision taken by the Governing Body of WWF, Islamabad in its 113^th meeting held on 13-10-2011 to impart Technical Training for the Workers Children.  A qualified staff has been engaged to raise the achievements of the institutes through proper practical trainings through latest equipment and counseling sessions and to provide 03-years Post Matric Diploma of Associate Engineer from Board of Technical Education, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa in the following discipline:-.

1. Electrical
2. Civil
3. Electronics
4. Information Technology

2. MONO TECH INSTITUTE

             The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Workers Welfare Board has established 08-Mono-Tech Institutes in labor intensive area of the Province in the light of decision taken by the Governing Body of WWF, Islamabad in its 109^th meeting held on 24-01-2011 for imparting technical training to the drop out students in Electrical Technology  so as to curtail unemployment and earn foreign exchange through skilled workers. A qualified staff has been engaged to raise the achievements of the institutes through proper practical trainings and counseling sessions. Students are prepared to strengthen their technical skill in Electrical Trade. Latest equipment has been provided to Mono-Tech Institutes.

3. MATRIC  TECH INSTITUTE

             Matric-Tech project is fully funded by Workers Welfare Fund. The project aim is to provide basic technical training/Skills to the youth at matric level in their schools which may help them to start a better career. The long term objectives are to introduce skill applications and provisions of appropriate training thereof enabling youth to have knowledge about the technology and chose their future course of studies. Due to large-scale emigration of skilled worker and increased development pace in the country, there is a shortage of skilled labour force in the country.  The introduction of Matric-Tech education in WWB schools will enable students to have know how about skills and enhance the capability of school pass outs to opt their future course of studies. Skilled workers will also be able to pursue employment/self-employment within the country and abroad. qualified staff has been engaged to raise the achievements of the project through proper practical trainings through latest equipment and counseling sessions. Students are prepared to strengthen their skill  in following trades:

1. a) Trades for Male students.

1. Electrician.
2. Surveying/Civil Drafting.
3. Plumbing & Pipe Fitting.
4. Mechanical
5. Information Technology.
6. Welding.

1. b) Courses for Female students.

1. Tailoring & Dress Designing.
2. Machine & Hand Embroidery.
3. Computer Courses.
4. Beautician.