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Punjab School Education Board to become dual certificate body for vocational education

The overall focus is to build a robust, skill-oriented ecosystem within Punjab’s schools

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The Punjab School Education Board (PSEB) has initiated a landmark process to become a dual certificate body under the Government of India’s National Skills Qualifications Framework (NSQF), aiming to significantly enhance the quality and reach of skill-based education.

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Dr Amarpal Singh, chairman of PSEB, said, “This action represents a crucial step toward integrating academic learning with skill-based education. The overall focus is to build a robust, skill-oriented ecosystem within Punjab’s schools, thereby equipping students with competencies essential for future employment. This will involve the recognition of academic achievements and certified vocational skills.”

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To further this mission, PSEB signed an MoU with ‘Lend A Hand India’ (LAHI) to strengthen vocational education and NSQF integration. By aligning quality vocational training with industry-certified credentials, Punjab is taking a proactive step to promote high-level skill development at the secondary level, preparing a generation ready to contribute meaningfully to the state’s economy.

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