Karachi, Pakistan – Saifee Eide Zahabi Institute of Science & Technology (SEZIST) has officially been accredited as a City & Guilds Approved Centre, marking a major milestone in Pakistan’s journey toward internationally benchmarked vocational education. This achievement was made possible through the leadership of GEMS Pathway Pakistan, the authorised representative of City & Guilds in the region.

The successful accreditation ceremony was held in Karachi and was made possible through the dedicated efforts of Muhammad Irshad, Quality Assurance Head of GEMS, and Furqan Iqbal, Academic Head of GEMS, who played a pivotal role in guiding SEZIST toward full compliance with international City & Guilds quality standards.

Their work was supported under the regional leadership of Tabish Habib Fareedi, Country Representative of City & Guilds Pakistan, whose strategic direction helped align the institute with global benchmarks.

Global Standards, Local Implementation

City & Guilds, based in the United Kingdom, is one of the world’s most respected vocational awarding bodies, recognized in over 100 countries. With GEMS as the authorized partner in Pakistan, learners now gain access to globally respected certifications—without leaving the country.

City & Guilds–Certified Programs Now Offered at SEZIST

Following this landmark accreditation, SEZIST now offers a portfolio of in-demand vocational programs aligned with 21st-century career needs:

Each course is designed to be practical, industry-driven, and globally portable—empowering students to compete and succeed on an international scale.

Shaping a Skilled Future for Pakistan

“This achievement isn’t just a certification—it’s a symbol of what’s possible when academic institutions align with global standards. We’re building a workforce that’s ready to lead, innovate, and inspire.”
Country Representative

This development opens doors for Pakistani youth to earn internationally recognized qualifications, access new job markets, and explore entrepreneurial paths with confidence.

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