Free Skills Training for Poor Families in Pakistan
The BISP Hunarmand Program 2025 is providing a great opportunity to poor Pakistani families. As a part of the program, youth and women belonging to poor families can receive free skill training to earn money.
This is all included in the Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP). It’s not merely about providing cash—now BISP is also assisting individuals in acquiring knowledge about how to earn.
What Is the Hunarmand Program?
It is a free skills training scheme for existing BISP beneficiaries. The aim is to impart people with practical skills so they can:
- Find employment
- Begin small enterprises
- Work at home
The scheme provides training in up-to-date and market-requisite skills.
Who Can Join This Program?
It is only for BISP registered families. If you receive BISP money on a monthly basis, you may also apply for Hunarmand training. Priority to:
- Youth (18–35 years)
- Women who are interested in working
- People who have never received formal schooling
What Kind of Skills Will You Learn?
You may select numerous training courses, including:
- Sewing and dress making
- Nursing and caregiving
- Mobile and electronics repair
- Computer and IT courses
- E-commerce and freelancing
- Electrician or plumbing training
- Chinese and German language
- Digital marketing
All these skills can earn you money from home or secure a job in Pakistan or internationally.
Where Is the Training Given?
Training is conducted in authorized training institutes throughout Pakistan. BISP and their allies like:
- Karachi Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI)
- Other private and provincial institutions
They ensure the training is beneficial and addresses actual job requirements.
What Happens After Training?
Once you finish the training, you can receive:
- Free toolkits (such as sewing machine, electrician kit, etc.)
- Job Opportunities
- Startup guidance for a small business
- Freelance support for online work
You can begin earning soon after finishing the course.
Why This Program Is a Game Changer
This is more than learning. It’s about transforming lives. Here’s why it counts:
✅ Families in poverty can become independent
✅ Women can earn from home
✅ Young people can obtain employment in domestic or international firms
✅ Poverty will decrease when individuals learn to earn
Real Success Stories
Already, numerous people have transformed their lives:
- A Sukkur girl established her own stitching boutique after training
- A boy from Multan now repairs cell phones and makes a profit of Rs. 40,000 every month
- A woman in Rawalpindi freelances after training in freelancing skills
And this is only to mention a few. Numerous others are being trained and getting employed.
How to Apply?
If your family is enrolled in BISP, do the following:
- Keep your CNIC current in the BISP database
- Go to the nearest BISP center
- Inquire about the Hunarmand training schemes
- Complete the registration form if there is training available in your area
- Wait for an SMS confirmation or a call
You can also call the BISP helpline for information.
FAQs – Your Questions Answered
Is the training free of cost?
Yes, it is 100% free for BISP beneficiaries.
Do I receive payment during training?
Some trainings have small stipends. Inquire at your center.
Will I find employment upon training?
Not a certainty, but lots of people find employment or begin businesses.
Can women apply?
Yes, this program is quite supportive of women. Many trainings are home-based.
Is it only in big cities?
No. Centers for training are located in small cities and rural areas as well.
Final Words: Learn Skills, Earn Income
The Hunarmand Program 2025 of BISP is a golden chance for the poor people of Pakistan. It’s not merely about assistance—it’s about hope. Acquiring a skill can transform your life. It can enable you to earn, support your family, and create a better future for yourselves.
If you or your family member qualifies, don’t delay. Apply today and begin a brighter future for yourselves.
Disclaimer: This article is for information purposes only. We are not a government agency or BISP. Kindly contact your local office of BISP or log in to the official BISP website for authentic updates.
