Iqbal Jamil
KARACHI: A delegation from Greenwich University visited the Karachi Vocational Training Centre (KVTC) to review its facilities and programs aimed at empowering differently abled individuals through vocational training.
The delegation was led by Vice Chancellor Dr. Seema Mughal and included Pro Vice Chancellor Dr. Naveed Mughal, Research Professor Dr. A. Q. Mughal, Dean Faculty of Liberal Arts and Humanities Dr. Naazir Mehmood, Advisor to the Vice Chancellor Ali Saeed, Director Academics Aliza Moiz, Director International Linkages Nazir Ahmed Khudabux, Director Office of Diversity Eesha Ali, and Head of Theatre and Cultural Arts Zainab Yusuf.
Welcoming the delegation, KVTC President Senator Abdul Haseeb Khan said the center currently provides training to 172 students with different disabilities under the supervision of professional instructors. He noted that several students have gone on to secure permanent employment at the center after completing their training.
During the visit, Dr. Seema Mughal praised the institution’s efforts in equipping differently abled individuals with practical skills, enabling them to lead lives marked by dignity, independence, and purpose. After touring the facility, she described KVTC as a “heaven on earth,” highlighting the quality and impact of its programs.
KVTC also showcased its in-house initiatives, including “Khudee,” and “Jiddat.” Jiddat empowers differently abled individuals through skill development, which features high-quality apparel and home accessories. Another standout feature is the Khudee Bakery and Café, recognized as Pakistan’s first café operated by differently abled individuals, providing both training and employment opportunities.
The visit concluded with discussions on potential collaboration and continued support for initiatives promoting inclusive education and vocational empowerment.
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