The Amal Academy recently celebrated the graduation of dedicated fellows who completed a rigorous three-month fellowship combining virtual and in-person learning experiences. Held at Arid University Rawalpindi, the event aimed to foster networking, exposure, and engagement. Participants from various Pakistani universities, including Batch 283, joined.
The event emphasized the importance of networking, featuring a special engagement task where attendees collected signatures from accomplished individuals. This exercise, engaging nearly 100 students, sparked meaningful exchanges, teamwork, and research.
Taking place at Arid University Auditorium in Rawalpindi, the graduation ceremony underscored the significance of colleagues interacting. Gold medals were awarded, with Batch 283’s project recognized as the best.
Distinguished speakers, including CEO Ali Sadiq and Benje Williams, shared insights. Amjad Saqib, Chairman of Akhuwat Foundation, was the honored guest. The diverse audience included students from various universities across Pakistan.
Beyond celebrations, the event highlighted the need for more fellowships, especially in regions like Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. It emphasized the importance of planning such events in advance to support student participation in extracurricular activities.
To nurture well-rounded individuals and build a better society, the article advocates for the inclusion of free internships, fellowships, and workshops in the educational system. The Amal Academy’s graduation ceremony showcased the positive impact of networking and teamwork on the future leaders of Pakistan.
