ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Science Foundation (PSF), under the Ministry of Science and Technology, has successfully conducted the second batch of the STEM Teachers Training Workshop as part of the PSDP project “Launching of STEM in Pakistan, Phase-I”.
This initiative aims to provide students with hands-on learning opportunities in cutting-edge technologies.
The three days National Training Workshop provided advanced STEM training to 100 educators based on 300 STEM projects. It has successfully engaged participants from across Pakistan, including remote regions such as Waziristan, Bajaur, Hub, Sui, Chitral, Qilla Saifullah and Loralai.
Professor Dr Muhammad Akram Shaikh, Member Science, Pakistan Science Foundation was the chief guest of this event.
While addressing the participants of the closing ceremony he said that nurturing a new generation of innovators and industry-ready professionals essential for the country’s scientific and economic advancement is the ultimate goal of this STEM project.
Project Director and Director General, Pakistan Museum of Natural History, Dr Saima Huma Tanveer said that this initiative emphasises project-based learning, integrating physics, chemistry, biology, mathematics, and computer science to foster innovation and enhance problem-solving skills in STEM education.
Copyright Business Recorder, 2025
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