Adil Abbasi

Mr. Adil Abbasi is a member of ICMA Pakistan and serves as the Principal of TVET Institute of PVTC, Government of Punjab. He is a professional blogger and writes about business, finance, and skills development.

Zaviya by Ashfaq Ahmed

Written by Adil Abbasi 8:11 pm

In today’s fast-paced world, it’s easy to get caught up in the chaos of everyday life and forget the importance of introspection and self-discovery. However, Ashfaq Ahmed’s “Zaviya” offers a treasure trove of insights and life lessons that have the power to transform one’s perspective. Through the pages of “Zaviya”, Adil Abbasi, the reviewer, has learned valuable lessons about the importance of humility, the power of sharing, and the dangers of our ego. These are lessons that have made a profound impact on his life, helping him to grow as an individual and to see the world with a more compassionate and enlightened view.
Read More Read More: Zaviya by Ashfaq Ahmed

Greening Skills: TVET Sector’s Response to Environmental Issues

Written by Adil Abbasi 1:40 pm

Environmental concerns are becoming increasingly important and hence they require our immediate attention. There is a need for young people to be trained in greening skills. This article explores the importance of greening skills and how Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) sector can play a pivotal role in addressing major environmental issues.
Read More Read More: Greening Skills: TVET Sector’s Response to Environmental Issues

Blue-Collar Employability: Building a Strong Foundation with Technical and Vocational Education

Written by Adil Abbasi 11:47 am

Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) is recognized as an important aspect of increasing the employability of workers. However, the author notes that the current model of TVET employed in Pakistan places more emphasis on domain-specific expertise, in an unpredictable world where transferrable skills are necessary for job security. To reform the TVET system he proposes a competency-based approach, along with the incorporation of job crafting behavior and transferrable skills, to be used in TVET in the pre-employment phase. This approach will not only increase the life-long employability of workers but also improve their job security and motivation to work.
Read More Read More: Blue-Collar Employability: Building a Strong Foundation with Technical and Vocational Education

Cost Audit: A Tool for Boosting Efficiency and Tackling Unjust Price Hikes

Written by Adil Abbasi 11:46 am

In the face of global market competition, Pakistan’s industries need to effectively utilize the factors of production. The degree of competitiveness in the state’s domestic and international market determines the survival of its industries and economy. Noting this, Adil Abbasi, a member of the Institute of Cost and Management Accountants (ICMA), asserts that cost auditing across the industries of Pakistan will aid in meeting the challenges of market competition. He explains that while cost auditing is implemented in Pakistan, it is only limited to a few industries and thus, the state cannot fully benefit from it.
Read More Read More: Cost Audit: A Tool for Boosting Efficiency and Tackling Unjust Price Hikes
Close
Click to access the login or register cheese