Islamabad, Sep 21: 150 primary schools under the Federal Directorate of Education will have computer and artificial intelligence (AI) programs introduced by the Islamabad education sector, marking a significant step towards improving digital literacy and preparing young minds for the future.
According to a news release issued here yesterday, the goal of this program is to provide students with fundamental tech knowledge and abilities, creating a generation prepared for the demands of an increasingly digital world.
The National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST) and the Ministry of Federal Education collaborated to create the program, which guarantees that computer fellows are skilled and qualified and that the curriculum is both cutting edge and current.
The curriculum, which focuses on fundamental computer skills and artificial intelligence principles, was created in conjunction with top technology businesses and is specifically designed to effectively engage young learners.
The IT infrastructure at these schools will be updated to meet the needs of the students and support this educational endeavor, giving them access to the newest resources and technology. This dedication to high-quality education is in line with the government’s plan to enhance digital education nationwide.
Looking ahead to an exciting new chapter in their children’s education, parents and educators should anticipate prospects in the digital sector. It said, “Islamabad is taking a proactive step towards fostering the next generation of innovators and leaders in technology with the launch of these classes.”
