Educational Institutions
DANISH SCHOOL SYSTEM The first private school in the history of Kot Addu since 1980. Its a largest school network in Kot Addu with five branches.DSS is also a pioneer in Montessori education. More than 30 years of Excellence Danish School System providing quality of education to Nation.
LEARNERS HOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM A big marvelous private higher secondary school in Tehsil Kot Addu.LEARNERS HOUSE School spread over 5 acres 40 canals land at KAPCO road Kot Addu. LHS affiliated with DG Khan educational board.School established in 1997. Learners House school has complete huge full equipped building. 32,000 square feet (3,000 m2) covered area 1.5 acres (6,100 m2) play ground latest Multi Purpose hall with 500 persons seating capacity. Girls and Boys spread classes in different buildings.
Some Technical Institutes
- (1)Cadet college kot Addu cadetcollegekotaddu.com
- (2) MOON OF HEAVEN COMMERCE COLLEGE
- (3) MOON OF HEAVEN PUBLIC SCHOOL (regd.)
- (4) MOON OF HEAVEN TUITION CENTRE
- (5)T.E.V.T.A Wood Work Center
- (6)Government Commerce College
- (7)Global College
- (8) ALhumd college
- (9)Ahad college
- (10)Islamia College
- (11)English Plus school System
- (12)Al-Rehman College
Kot addu has a literacy rate of 44 percent . Kot Adu is rich like other major cities of Punjab as far as schools and educational campuses are concerned. There are many colleges involved in the grooming of students and fulfilling desire of acquiring and distribution of knowledge and education. In last few years, mushroom growth of quality educational institution is observed in this region. And now there are various private commerce, Science colleges, schools, academies and cadet college. There is one government degree college for boys and girls each. Several colleges affiliated with the Bahuddin Zakrya University B.Z.U Multan Pakistan and Punjab University Lahore Pakistan
Vocational Training Institute KOT ADDU www.pvtc.gop.pk Punjab Vocational Training Council (PVTC) is an autonomous corporate body established by the Punjab Government through the PVTC Act of 1998. Its mission is to alleviate poverty through Muslim charity (Zakat) and private sector participation by imparting demand driven skill training and enhancing employability for disadvantaged youth by VTIs. VTI Network since inception has expanded progressively. VTI Kot Addu is also one of those VTIs which were established on March 10, 2012 under expansion program. Currently, PVTC has a network of 164 institutes with the annual training capacity of 31,000 trainees and VTI KOT ADDU is one valuable addition in this noble cause. It is newly established institute in KOT ADDU, which is initially providing training to poor and needy persons of target area in following trades with collaboration of Punjab Skill Development Fund. Sr. No. Trade Name Duration of Course Trainee Strength 01 Computer Applications & Office Professional 04-Months 120 02 Tailoring 04-Months 60 03 Refrigeration & Air Conditioner 04-Months 55 04 Montor Cycle Mechanic 04-Months 30 Total 265
Like other Vocational Training Institutes in District MuzzafarGarh, VTI Kot Addu has launched MOZU Scholarship classes and PSDF Scholarships (Evening Classes) in its July 2012-13 admissions. In this regard, running trades along with trainees’ strength is as below. Sr. No. Trade Name Entry Level Duration of Course Trainee Strength 01 Computer Applications & Office Professional Matric 14-Months 28 02 Web & Graphic Designing (Female) Matric 14-Months 28 03 Dress Making (Female) Primary/Middle 14-Months 28 04 Repair & Maintenance of Electrical Appliances Middle 14-Months 28 05 Montorcycle Mechanic Primary 14-Months 28 Total 140
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