ISLAMABAD (Khyber Mail): The board of governors of the National Technology Council (NTC) convened in Islamabad to discuss and finalize various accredited programs. The meeting was attended by Lt. Gen. (R) Moazzam Ejaz, Chairperson of NTC, and Prof. Dr. Muhammad Kamran, Vice Chairperson, along with other council members.
During the meeting, the members deliberated on the accreditation of several programs, aiming to ensure high standards of education and training for technologists in Pakistan. The discussions focused on maintaining quality and innovation in teaching and training, aligning with national and international benchmarks.
The NTC, a body delegated by the Higher Education Commission (HEC), plays a crucial role in regulating technology-related programs in the country. The council’s efforts are directed towards equipping technology graduates and professionals with the necessary knowledge and skills to benefit society.
The meeting also highlighted the importance of continuous professional development (CPD) for technologists and the need for standardized curricula across various engineering technology disciplines. The council emphasized the significance of accreditation in ensuring that technology education programs meet international standards.
The NTC’s commitment to fostering quality education and training in the field of technology was reiterated, with a focus on producing high-quality professional technologists for the benefit of society.