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Friday, December 3, 2010
Room Reservation
Individuals may use the hostels any time on presentation of their membership card to the hostel attendants or warden. Groups or more than 10 require advance reservation, which is made on application to the Head Office.
Pakistan Locations
Pakistan Locations
Pakistan has Afghanistan in the West, Iran in South West, Western China and Nepal in the North and North-East, India in the East, and Arabian Sea/Indian Ocean in the South.
Located almost midway between United Kingdom and Japan, 8 flight hours from London, and 11 flight hours from Tokyo.
Provincial headquarters
Lahore-Punjab, Karachi-Sindh, Peshawar-North West Frontier Province (NWFP), and Quetta-Baluchistan Islamabad is the national capital. Baluchistan has common border with Iran, NWFP with Afghanistan, Sindh and Punjab with India, and the Northern Areas with Western China. Pakistan is cradle of the most ancient, 5,000-year-old Indus Valley civilization cen-tered around Mohenjodaro in the Southern Sindh Province, and 3,000-year-old Harrapan civilization in Punjab province.
Entry
International airlines connect Karachi, Islamabad, Lahore, and Peshawar. Shipping Lines anchor at Karachi. Overland routes from West are to Quetta in South-West and Peshawar in the North-West. Overland route from Far East and India is to Lahore in the East and Gilgit-Sust-Khunjrab Pass from Western China into Pakistan in the North.
Pakistan Youth Hostels
List of Youth Hostels in Pakistan
 | Youth hostel Islamabad Shaheed-e-Millat Road, G-6/4, Aabpara, Islamabad. |
| Youth hostel Lahore 110-B, Gulberg-III, Lahore (Firdous Market) |
| Youth hostel Bhurban Village Rawat, near PC Hotel, Bhurban, behind Golf Course, Murree, Distt Rawalpindi |
| Youth hostel Quetta Inside Ayub Stadium, Chamman Railway Crossing, Quetta |
| Youth Hostel Katas 36 Km from Chakwal, Near Hindu Temple, Choa Saidan Shah, Katas, Distt Chakwal |
| Youth Hostel Khanaspur Building # 32, Ayubia Town, Khanaspur, Distt Abbottabad |
| Youth Hostel Naran 3 km before Village Naran, Of right side of main road. Distt Mansehra |
| Youth Hostel Peshawar Plot# 37, Block-B-1, Phase-V, Hayatabad, Peshawar |
| Youth Hostel Sharan 15-Km from Village Paras on Mansehra-Naran Road in Kaghan Valley, Distt Mansehra |
| Youth Hostel Taxila 35 Km from Rawalpindi. Museum Road Taxila Cantt, Distt Rawalpindi |
| Youth Hostel Larkana Sachal Colony, Khoro Stadium, Distt Larkana |
| Youth Hostel Karachi St # 9, Block-I, KDA Scheme # 36, Gulshan-e-Jauhar, Karachi |
| Youth Hostel Gilgit Jutial Town, Gilgit Mansehra Road, Gilgit |
| Youth hostel Hyderabad - Jamshoro University of Sindh, Jamshoro Super Highway, Jamshoro, District Hyderabad |
| Youth hostel Mansehra Near Ayub Medical Complex, Omar Colony, Mansehra Road, Abbottabad |
| Youth hostel Batakundi 7-Km beyond Naran, on Naran-Babusar Road, along the river, Distt Mansehra |
Thursday, December 2, 2010
National Internship Program
National Internship Program
is designed for the benefit of young unemployed postgraduates and graduates all over the country, who have completed sixteen years of education from recognized universities or degree awarding institutions including external candidates. The scheme is intended to provide financial relief to fresh graduates and also to keep them engaged and interested in acquiring additional knowledge and real work life experience, thereby facilitating their employability in the country. The programme will be also advantages to the government organizations having shortage of officials in various cadres.
Goals and Objectives
The goal of the programme is to harness the energy and motivation of educated youth as paid interns in the public sector. Through this initiative, the following objectives are expected to realize.Provision of financial relief to young degree holders;Improvement in the performance of public sector through internship of young, educated and motivated youth;Enhanced employability and capacity of fresh graduates for a better professional future.
Main features of the programme are as follow
The interns will be working on various assignments in the Ministries/Divisions/Attached Departments/Autonomous Bodies/Corporations of the Federal Government and Provincial/District Governments conveniently located near totheir hometown so far as practical;The placement with various government organizations will be based upon the academic qualifications of the internsand matching the broader academic disciplines with broader functional categorization of jobs within the government.The interns will be required to join the programme on full time basis and follow prescribed rules and regulations of the concerned organizations including observance of office working time and confidentiality requirements etc.
Duration
The internship duration will be one year. The interns will however, be a liberty to leave the programme at any stage on 15 days advance notice. However, such interns will neither be entitled for internship completion certificate nor will they have any right to receive monthly stipend for the remaining period.
Stipend
The interns will be entitled to a monthly stipend of Rupees ten thousand (all inclusive) during the course of internship. The internship is however, in no way an offer of employment on a formal job.
is designed for the benefit of young unemployed postgraduates and graduates all over the country, who have completed sixteen years of education from recognized universities or degree awarding institutions including external candidates. The scheme is intended to provide financial relief to fresh graduates and also to keep them engaged and interested in acquiring additional knowledge and real work life experience, thereby facilitating their employability in the country. The programme will be also advantages to the government organizations having shortage of officials in various cadres.
Goals and Objectives
The goal of the programme is to harness the energy and motivation of educated youth as paid interns in the public sector. Through this initiative, the following objectives are expected to realize.Provision of financial relief to young degree holders;Improvement in the performance of public sector through internship of young, educated and motivated youth;Enhanced employability and capacity of fresh graduates for a better professional future.
Main features of the programme are as follow
The interns will be working on various assignments in the Ministries/Divisions/Attached Departments/Autonomous Bodies/Corporations of the Federal Government and Provincial/District Governments conveniently located near totheir hometown so far as practical;The placement with various government organizations will be based upon the academic qualifications of the internsand matching the broader academic disciplines with broader functional categorization of jobs within the government.The interns will be required to join the programme on full time basis and follow prescribed rules and regulations of the concerned organizations including observance of office working time and confidentiality requirements etc.
Duration
The internship duration will be one year. The interns will however, be a liberty to leave the programme at any stage on 15 days advance notice. However, such interns will neither be entitled for internship completion certificate nor will they have any right to receive monthly stipend for the remaining period.
Stipend
The interns will be entitled to a monthly stipend of Rupees ten thousand (all inclusive) during the course of internship. The internship is however, in no way an offer of employment on a formal job.
Project
| S.NO 1 | Name of Project | Budget Allocation |
| Construction of youth development centers at (Karachi) | 15 Million | |
| 2 | Construction of youth development centers (Sakhar) | 1 Million |
| 3 | Construction of youth development centers (Gawadar) | 10 Million |
| 4 | Construction of youth development centers (Gilgit) | 15 Million |
| 5 | Mobile youth computer Litracy and Awareness Program | 5 Million |
| 6 | Plannig and Monitoring Cell | 1.76 Million |
Construction of youth development centers were initiated by this ministry under the directive of the then prime minister in 1993.According to the approve arrangements the land for the projects ease to be given by the respective provincial government and the construction and equipment etc cost by the federal government. After completion the project are require to be run and maintain by respective provincial government on their resources.The facilities recommended for this center are a one multi purpose hall for cultural activities, class rooms for vocational trainings, fifty bed hostel big room for indoor recreational facilities, library, canteen etc.
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