This tender notice from Quetta's Balochistan Technical Education and Vocational Training Authority (B-TEVTA) invites youth registration for technical and vocational training programs. The initiative aims to equip young individuals aged 18 to 40, including Saudi Arab nationals up to 40 years, with skills to enhance their employability both within Pakistan and abroad. The program focuses on practical skill development in various trades, providing a pathway for sustainable employment opportunities. Applicants must be physically fit, possess relevant educational qualifications, and demonstrate readiness to work in Gulf countries. The registration process requires submission of a complete form, a medical fitness certificate, educational documents, and a valid national identity card. The office of the Deputy Commissioner in Quetta is the designated collection point for applications, ensuring a centralized and transparent process. For compliance, candidates should ensure their documentation aligns with the specified age and health criteria. While this is a service tender, participants should be aware of the importance of submitting a Call Deposit Receipt (CDR) as earnest money if applicable. The tender emphasizes adherence to the 2025-26 fiscal year regulations and encourages applicants to verify their eligibility thoroughly before submission. The deadline for submission is set for 28th February 2026, with applications accepted during official working hours at the Deputy Commissioner's office in Quetta. Late or incomplete submissions will not be entertained, underscoring the importance of timely and accurate application. Pro-Tip: Make sure to double-check the medical fitness certificate and educational documents for accuracy and proper attestation, as these are common reasons for disqualification. Also, keep a copy of the submitted form and receipt for your records to avoid any future discrepancies.