Our story
A new institute built to turn skill into income
Hunar Centre trains students across five campuses in Rahim Yar Khan, Sadiqabad, Liaquatpur, Bahawalpur and Daharki. Fifteen practical courses, instructors who still work in the field, and every seat comes with hands-on training, a recognised certificate and real placement support.
Our mission
To give every young Pakistani — regardless of income, gender or academic background — a marketable skill, a recognised certificate and a genuine route to earning within twelve months.
Our vision
A Pakistan where skilled work is respected as much as a desk job, and where no talented young person is unemployed simply because nobody ever trained them properly.
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What we stand for
Four rules we never break
Dignity of skill
A skilled graduate deserves the same respect as any degree holder. We teach that pride from day one.
Honesty about outcomes
We never promise a job we cannot deliver. From our very first batch we will publish our placement numbers honestly.
Teach what is used today
Every course here was written with input from working employers, and it gets updated the moment the job changes.
Nobody left behind
Free counselling, female-only batches and flexible timings so anyone willing can attend.
“Degrees are wonderful, but a degree without a skill feeds nobody. We built Hunar Centre for the student who needs to be earning by next year — and we measure our success only by whether that happened.”
Bilal Ahmed
Co-founder & CEO
The people
Instructors who still do the job
Our faculty spends part of every week working in the field, which is exactly why what they teach stays relevant.

Adnan Majeed
Founder
Founded Hunar Centre to turn practical skills into real income for young people across Pakistan.

Bilal Ahmed
Co-founder & CEO
Leads Hunar Centre as co-founder and CEO, keeping the same standard of training from Islamabad to Karachi.

Hooria
Branch Head, Rahim Yar Khan
Leads the Rahim Yar Khan head office admissions, classrooms and the first point of contact for new students.

Numan Shakir
Branch Head, Sadiqabad
Runs the Sadiqabad campus on Canal Road, keeping batches tight and students moving from class to placement.

Muhammad Abubakr
Branch Head, Liaquatpur
Heads Hunar Centre Liaquatpur at HM Plaza, with a focus on vocational trades and student counselling.

Umar Mujahid
Branch Head, Bahawalpur
Heads the Bahawalpur campus on Ring Road, back side Jail Road near Basti Hajiyan — admissions, classes and local student support.

Ikram
Branch Head, Daharki
Heads Hunar Centre Daharki Campus on Main GT Road, serving students across upper Sindh.

Mustafa Raza
Head of IT Programmes
Leads web, design and digital marketing programmes so IT students train on the tools employers actually use.

Khizar Aslam
Head of Vocational Programmes
Looks after vocational trades — fashion, beautician, solar and workshop courses — so students learn by doing and leave ready to earn.

Naila Javeed
Head of Female Programmes
Looks after femaleOnly batches, female instructors and a safe campus path from first enquiry to certification.

Noor Fatima
Admissions Counsellor
Helps students pick the right course, batch and campus — with free counselling and no pressure to enrol.

Hana Zafar
Placement Lead
Runs CV clinics, mock interviews and employer days so graduates leave with a path to earning, not just a certificate.
Come and see the workshops for yourself
Walk in on any working day between 9 AM and 6 PM. Ask the students, inspect the machines and sit in on a class before you commit a single rupee.
