This tender invites applications for six-month competency based training courses at the Principal Women Technical Training Center in Quetta, Balochistan. The courses are designed for the year 2026 and target skilled women candidates from Balochistan. The training includes diverse technical skills such as Dress Making, Computer Business Management & IT Office, Cooking, Mobile Repairing, and Electrician courses. Each course runs for six months with 25 seats available, except for mobile repairing and electrician courses which include three months of practical training. The training center is located in Quetta, providing a vital opportunity for women to gain technical expertise in a structured environment. The courses are scheduled with morning and afternoon sessions, ensuring flexibility for participants. The curriculum is competency based, focusing on practical skills development to enhance employability and self-reliance. This initiative supports the empowerment of women through technical education in a region where such opportunities are crucial. Applicants should ensure they meet the eligibility criteria, including educational qualifications and residency in Balochistan. The tender process requires submission of forms by 5 March 2026, with tests and interviews scheduled between 9 and 13 March 2026. Candidates must be aware of the procedural requirements such as Earnest Money and submission of Call Deposit Receipts (CDR) as per the rules. Compliance with the latest FBR/ATL status and PEC category requirements for 2025-26 is advised to avoid disqualification. The submission deadline is set for 5 March 2026, with the opening of applications immediately thereafter. Interested candidates or organizations should submit their applications physically at the Principal Women Technical Training Center, Quetta. For further details, contact the center directly using the provided phone number. Pro-Tip: Make sure to check the newspaper advertisement carefully for specific instructions on the submission of Call Deposit Receipts and the exact timing of tests and interviews, as these are often overlooked and can lead to disqualification.