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Agri. Education Pakistan’s Summer Plan



It is an initiative to directly involve the people in the healthy activity of spreading awareness about environmental issues, the importance of agriculture and counselling services for students. Agri. The Education Pakistan’s Summer Plan is an extension of Agri. Education Lecture Series, one of the current active projects of Agri. Education Pakistan.
In the Agri. Education Pakistan’s Summer Plan awareness session would organize regarding environmental issues, environmental conservation, the importance of agricultural sciences, teacher training, career counselling and motivational talk. The focus of the programme will be upon student community and youngsters. The special essence of this programme is that; anyone can invite the team Agri. Education Pakistan for organizing an event in his/her area. The location will be provided by the host for the event, it could be a school or a hall room etc. The role of the host in this programme is vital and appreciable.
The facility of this programme is only available in the following cities of the Punjab, Pakistan;
Lahore, Sargodha and Bhakkar (terms and conditions are applied) *
For More Information, Please! Inbox Us, At Our Facebook Page;
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