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LAHROE - Bizvaria Technology Group (BTG), a consortium of several technology companies serving in education, alternative energy, IT and automation, has announced to expand its investment to $1 million in one year in Pakistan. The BTG, which offers cutting edge solutions to complex technical problems, has already established its corporate office in Lahore. Naeem Butt, Chief Executive Officer of Bizvaria Technology Group, talking to The Nation, said that the Canadian based company has helped a large number of companies around the globe successfully complete their projects and achieve their business goals.
He said that Bizvaria Technology Group offers comprehensive, developmental program designed to assist individuals in making and implementing informed educational and occupational choices. A career guidance and counseling program develops an individual’s competencies in self-knowledge, educational and occupational exploration and career planning.
He said that the company also plans to establish Canadian College for Advance Career to create a workforce that could compete internationally for any job opportunity. The college to offer online and onsite courses that help the students compete at international level.
Mr. Naeem Butt said: “We will also help our students prepare for particular jobs abroad. They will be trained in skills that are often overlooked by our educational institutions but are highly valued internationally. Our programs are designed to equip our students with high demand skills for careers in today’s global marketplace.”
CCAC is dedicated to eradicate educated unemployment. CCAC provides skill development training programs with complete help in Job placement in local and international market: Middle East, Europe, USA, Australia and Asia Pacific. There will be an active internship program for our graduates.
He said that BTG’s mission is to provide students with a career focused education, training and work experience that positively inspires, equips and challenges them to further their academic interests and professional development while enhancing their personal growth and worldview.
“Career guidance and counseling programs help individuals acquire the knowledge, skills and experience necessary to identify options, explore alternatives and succeed in workplace. These programs better prepare individuals for the changing workplace of the 21st century.”
He said that the courses offered are designed to give learners the opportunity to progress directly into employment, as well as to universities or to other routes. The provision offered is unique and gives students an opportunity to work closely with employers and gain real-world work experience, he added.

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