A two-day training program on E-Office was successfully conducted at the University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Swat, aimed at enhancing the capacity of its employees. The training was organized under the special directives of Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Shakeeb Ullah and under the supervision of Additional Registrar Dr. Khalid Khan.
The purpose of this training was to familiarize employees with the role of modern technology in office operations.
In his special message, the Vice Chancellor emphasized that adopting modern technology is the need of the time, as the world has already entered a paperless era. He stated that it is essential to implement E-Office systems and adopt a paperless policy to minimize the wastage of both paper and time, ensuring efficient and timely completion of official tasks.
He also expressed his commitment to organizing more such training programs in the future to further enhance the professional capacity of faculty and staff.
A large number of faculty members and employees participated in the training, and an interactive and academic environment was maintained throughout, including question-and-answer sessions.
On this occasion, Additional Registrar Dr. Khalid Khan stated that under the leadership of the Vice Chancellor, the University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences is actively working with full dedication to improve the capacity of its employees and faculty. He further added that the scope of such professional training programs will be expanded in the coming days to ensure that every individual associated with the institution is equipped with modern technological skills.
The participants of the training appreciated the university administration for providing such valuable learning opportunities.
The training was organized by the Directorate of IT of the University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Swat.
At the conclusion of the two-day training program, certificates were distributed among the participants by Additional Registrar Dr. Khalid Khan, under the special directives of the Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Shakeeb Ullah.