Co-Sponsored by Pak-SEF, SUCSA, Sindh-ITP, and Civil Society Workers around the World

 INTRODUCTION:

Society for IT Awareness in Rural Areas (SITARA) is established in July 2004 with a commitment to disseminate computer literacy in marginalized areas of Sindh to train the unemployed youth of rural areas for meeting the needs of today’s job requirements and to train them in useful IT tools to start their small jobs/business at local level in typing work, graphics designing, and other jobs; to motivate them for  educational and informative activities for career development; to provide career counseling for job interviews and competitive examinations; and to educate the public about the participatory activities of Self Help.

Society for IT Awareness in Rural Areas (SITARA) has initiated a pilot project (Muhammad Ismail Institute of Information Technology) at Bhit Shah, Talka Hala, District, Matiari, Sindh. 

In 2004, MIIT Bhit Shah was established as a low cost IT center that offers affordable IT training to local residents. This institute is offering affordable computer training to the participants of age group 10-35 male and female.

As MIIT Bhit Shah works in the premises of The City’s School Bhit Shah, so, most of its execution is minimized. We have about 50 students enrolled at miit. The expenses of MiiT Bhit Shah are meet through students fees. We have yet not received any grant from any Govt  or Non-Govt.