Punjab Skills Development Fund (PSDF) Jobs 2026

Punjab Skills Development Fund (PSDF) · Lahore · Careers 2026

Punjab Skills Development Fund (PSDF) Jobs 2026 – Punjab Skills Development Fund – Program Design, Digital, Finance & More

Punjab Skills Development Fund (PSDF), one of Pakistan’s most respected skills development organizations, is hiring across multiple disciplines in Lahore — Program Design, Digital Programs, Business Development, Business Controls, Marketing & Communications, Finance (Government Relations), and Corporate Secretary. Apply at psdf.org.pk/careers.

📍 Lahore, Punjab
📚 Punjab Skills Development Fund
📋 07 Positions
⏳ Deadline: 26 June 2026+
🌐 psdf.org.pk/careers

About Punjab Skills Development Fund (PSDF)

Punjab Skills Development Fund (PSDF) Jobs 2026. Punjab Skills Development Fund (PSDF) is one of Pakistan’s most innovative and impactful public sector skills development organizations, established under the Government of Punjab to bridge the skills gap between Pakistan’s workforce and the requirements of domestic and global labor markets. PSDF provides demand-driven technical and vocational education and training (TVET) by partnering with private sector training providers, industry associations, and international development partners to deliver market-relevant skills training to Pakistan’s youth.

Since its establishment, PSDF has trained hundreds of thousands of individuals across Punjab in sectors ranging from garment manufacturing, construction, and hospitality to IT, healthcare, and digital marketing. As a professionally managed fund operating with strong governance and performance management systems, PSDF combines development impact with organizational excellence — making it one of the most sought-after employers for development sector professionals in Pakistan. Its 2026 hiring round offers talented individuals the opportunity to shape Pakistan’s skills development agenda from within one of the country’s leading capacity-building institutions.

All Positions at a Glance

Position Department Deadline
Specialist – Program Design Program Design 26 June 2026
Assistant Manager, Business Development (Private Sector) Business Development 26 June 2026
Assistant Manager – Business Controls & Reporting Business Controls 26 June 2026
Specialist – Digital Programs Digital Programs 26 June 2026
Manager Marketing, Communications & Research Marketing & Comms Applications Open
Company Secretary Corporate Governance Applications Open
Assistant Manager Finance – Government Relations Finance & Govt Relations Applications Open

📊 Program Design & Digital Programs (Deadline: 26 June 2026)

Specialist – Program Design & Specialist – Digital Programs

PSDF Lahore · 01 Post Each · Deadline: 26 June 2026

Position Key Focus Areas
Specialist – Program Design Skills development program design, curriculum development, training initiatives, project planning
Specialist – Digital Programs Digital skills programs, online learning platforms, ed-tech initiatives, digital transformation

Specialist – Program Design: Key Responsibilities

  • Design, develop, and refine PSDF’s technical and vocational training programs across priority sectors — including garments, construction, hospitality, agriculture, IT, and healthcare — ensuring they meet industry standards and labor market demand.
  • Conduct labor market assessments and employer surveys to identify skills gaps, emerging occupational requirements, and new program opportunities in Punjab’s priority economic sectors.
  • Develop competency-based training frameworks, National Vocational Qualifications Framework (NVQF)-aligned curricula, and assessment systems for PSDF’s registered training providers.
  • Coordinate with Pakistan’s National Vocational and Technical Training Commission (NAVTTC), Punjab TEVTA, and international development partners on TVET curriculum standards and qualification recognition.
  • Evaluate the quality and outcomes of training programs delivered by PSDF’s partner training providers — recommending improvements, revisions, and new program development based on performance data.
  • Develop monitoring frameworks and data collection tools to track trainee employment outcomes, wage levels, and skill utilization post-training for PSDF’s impact measurement system.
  • Support PSDF’s engagement with international development partners (DFID/FCDO, GIZ, USAID, World Bank) on program design quality assurance and reporting requirements.

Specialist – Digital Programs: Key Responsibilities

  • Design, develop, and manage PSDF’s digital and online skills development programs — including e-learning courses, digital literacy programs, freelancing enablement, and ICT skills training for Punjab’s workforce.
  • Identify and partner with leading ed-tech platforms, online learning providers, and digital skills training organizations to expand PSDF’s digital program portfolio.
  • Develop PSDF’s strategy for remote and blended learning delivery — leveraging digital platforms to scale quality skills training to underserved communities and youth beyond Lahore’s urban centers.
  • Manage partnerships with digital economy employers — including IT companies, freelancing platforms, digital marketing agencies, and BPO firms — to design job-relevant digital skills programs with guaranteed employment pathways.
  • Monitor program performance data including completion rates, assessment scores, employment outcomes, and platform engagement analytics for PSDF’s digital training portfolio.
  • Stay current with global digital skills trends, emerging technology requirements, and Pakistan’s freelancing and IT export sector demands to keep PSDF’s digital program offerings relevant.
  • Develop impact reports, case studies, and success stories from PSDF’s digital programs to communicate outcomes to the Board, donors, and government stakeholders.

Requirements (Both Specialist Roles)

  • Education: Bachelor’s or Master’s in relevant field (Education, Development Studies, Economics, Business, IT, or related) from HEC-recognized institution.
  • Experience & Eligibility: As per detailed JD on psdf.org.pk/careers — click “View Detail” for each position.
  • Apply: psdf.org.pk/careers → View Detail → Apply Now


🤝 Business Development & Controls (Deadline: 26 June 2026)

Assistant Manager – Business Development (Private Sector) & Business Controls & Reporting

PSDF Lahore · 01 Post Each · Deadline: 26 June 2026

AM Business Development (Private Sector) – Key Responsibilities

  • Identify, cultivate, and manage partnerships with private sector companies, industry associations, and employer federations to align PSDF’s training programs with real industry skills requirements and job placement opportunities.
  • Develop and execute PSDF’s private sector engagement strategy — building a pipeline of industry partners who can co-design training programs, provide training inputs, and commit to hiring PSDF-trained graduates.
  • Conduct employer needs assessments and industry skill gap surveys to inform PSDF’s program design and placement teams on current hiring requirements and emerging occupational trends.
  • Negotiate and formalize MoUs, partnership agreements, and co-investment commitments with corporate partners for PSDF skills programs — including apprenticeship schemes, demand-driven training batches, and employer-led programs.
  • Build and maintain a relationships database of PSDF’s corporate partners, tracking engagement level, program participation, placement commitments, and satisfaction scores.
  • Support PSDF’s annual placement targets by coordinating job fairs, campus recruitment events, and employer-trainee matching sessions for PSDF’s graduating cohorts across Punjab.

AM Business Controls & Reporting – Key Responsibilities

  • Develop, implement, and monitor PSDF’s internal business controls framework — ensuring adequate financial controls, procurement compliance, and operational risk management across all departments and partner transactions.
  • Prepare comprehensive management reports, board-level dashboards, and program performance reports that translate operational data into actionable insights for PSDF’s leadership.
  • Conduct compliance reviews and internal assessments of PSDF’s financial disbursements, training provider payments, and procurement activities to verify adherence to policies and donor requirements.
  • Coordinate with PSDF’s external auditors, internal audit function, and donor representatives on audit documentation, findings follow-up, and financial compliance reporting.
  • Maintain PSDF’s business controls database and reporting systems — ensuring timely and accurate data on control exceptions, compliance deviations, and corrective action status for management review.
  • Support the development and periodic review of PSDF’s Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for financial management, procurement, grant disbursement, and partner accountability.

Requirements (Both AM Roles – 26 June 2026)

  • Business Development: Background in Business Administration, Marketing, Development Studies, or related; experience in B2B partnership management or employer engagement.
  • Business Controls: Background in Finance, Accounting, Business Administration, or related; CA/ACCA (finalist or qualified) preferred; experience in financial controls, compliance, or internal audit.
  • Experience & Eligibility: As per detailed JD on psdf.org.pk/careers.
  • Apply: psdf.org.pk/careers


📢 Applications Open Positions (No Fixed Deadline)

Manager Marketing & Communications · Company Secretary · AM Finance – Government Relations

PSDF Lahore · Applications Open · Apply Now at psdf.org.pk/careers

Manager Marketing, Communications & Research – Key Responsibilities

  • Develop and lead PSDF’s integrated marketing and communications strategy — building PSDF’s brand as Pakistan’s premier skills development organization among trainees, employers, government partners, and international donors.
  • Manage all PSDF communications channels including website, social media platforms, newsletter, press releases, annual reports, and donor communications to consistently tell PSDF’s impact story.
  • Lead PSDF’s research function — commissioning and managing market research, labor market studies, trainees’ outcome surveys, and skills sector analyses that inform PSDF’s strategy and program decisions.
  • Develop PSDF’s thought leadership content including research reports, policy briefs, blog articles, and industry publications that position PSDF at the forefront of Pakistan’s TVET policy discourse.
  • Plan and manage PSDF’s events including trainees’ graduation ceremonies, employer engagement forums, skills competitions, and policy advocacy conferences.
  • Manage PSDF’s marketing budget and agency relationships — briefing creative agencies, production companies, and research firms to deliver high-quality outputs within approved budgets.

Company Secretary – Key Responsibilities

  • Serve as PSDF’s Company Secretary, ensuring the organization fully complies with the Companies Act, 2017, SECP regulations, and applicable corporate governance requirements.
  • Organize, coordinate, and record all Board of Directors meetings, Committee meetings, and Annual General Meetings — preparing agendas, board papers, minutes, and action logs in a timely and accurate manner.
  • Maintain PSDF’s statutory books and records including the Register of Members, Directors’ Register, Annual Returns, and relevant corporate filings with SECP.
  • Advise PSDF’s Board, Chairperson, and CEO on corporate governance best practices, directors’ duties, conflict of interest policies, and applicable regulatory requirements.
  • Coordinate with PSDF’s legal counsel, external auditors, and SECP on statutory compliance matters, regulatory inquiries, and corporate governance reporting.
  • Ensure all Board-level decisions, resolutions, and approvals are properly documented, communicated to relevant stakeholders, and implemented as directed by the Board.

Assistant Manager Finance – Government Relations – Key Responsibilities

  • Manage PSDF’s financial coordination with the Government of Punjab — including release of Punjab Government allocations to PSDF, financial reporting to the Finance Department, and compliance with provincial government financial rules.
  • Prepare financial reports, budget utilization summaries, and expenditure reconciliation statements for submission to the Punjab Government, Planning and Development Board, and other relevant government bodies.
  • Coordinate with PSDF’s parent ministry and provincial treasury on fund releases, budget revisions, and financial approvals required for PSDF’s operations and programs.
  • Support PSDF’s engagement with government counterparts at the Finance Department, P&D Board, and relevant departments on performance-based financing arrangements and government grant management.
  • Assist in the preparation of PSDF’s annual budget, mid-year review, and strategic financial planning documents for approval by the Board and submission to the Government of Punjab.
  • Monitor and ensure compliance with all conditions attached to Punjab Government grants, development budget allocations, and inter-governmental financial agreements relevant to PSDF.

Requirements (All Three Open Positions)

  • Marketing Manager: Bachelor’s/Master’s in Marketing, Communications, Business Admin; experience in brand management, PR, and research.
  • Company Secretary: ICSA / LLB / MBA or equivalent; SECP-qualified Company Secretary; experience in Board secretariat and corporate governance.
  • AM Finance Govt Relations: MBA Finance / CA / ACCA or equivalent; experience in government financial coordination, public finance management, or P&D/Finance Department liaisons.
  • Experience & Eligibility: As per detailed JDs on psdf.org.pk/careers.
  • Apply: psdf.org.pk/careers → View Detail → Apply Now


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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q: What is the application deadline for PSDF jobs 2026?

Four positions — Specialist Program Design, AM Business Development, AM Business Controls & Reporting, and Specialist Digital Programs — close on 26 June 2026. Three positions — Manager Marketing & Communications, Company Secretary, and AM Finance Government Relations — are listed as “Applications Open” with no fixed deadline. Apply as soon as possible for all positions, as early applicants are typically reviewed first.

Q: What is PSDF and what does it do?

Punjab Skills Development Fund (PSDF) is a public sector organization established by the Government of Punjab to address Pakistan’s skills gap through demand-driven technical and vocational education and training (TVET). PSDF funds and manages skills training programs by partnering with private sector training providers across Punjab, ensuring trainees develop market-relevant skills that lead to employment. Since its founding, PSDF has trained hundreds of thousands of individuals across multiple sectors.

Q: What does the Specialist – Digital Programs at PSDF focus on?

The Specialist – Digital Programs role at PSDF focuses on designing and managing digital skills training programs that equip Pakistan’s youth with technology, IT, and digital marketing capabilities for the digital economy. This includes developing partnerships with ed-tech platforms and digital employers, designing online learning curricula, managing remote and blended learning delivery, and connecting digital skills graduates with Pakistan’s booming freelancing and IT export sector.

Q: What qualifications are typically needed for a Company Secretary position in Pakistan?

A Company Secretary in Pakistan typically holds an ICSA (now Chartered Governance Institute) certification, LLB, MBA, or a combination thereof. SECP-recognized Company Secretary qualification is often required for public companies. Experience in Board secretariat functions, corporate governance, SECP compliance, and Companies Act 2017 is essential. The full qualifications required for PSDF’s Company Secretary role are detailed in the JD available at psdf.org.pk/careers.

Q: What is the NVQF and how is it relevant to PSDF’s Program Design work?

Pakistan’s National Vocational Qualifications Framework (NVQF) is the standardized framework developed by NAVTTC for defining vocational competency levels, skills standards, and qualification pathways for TVET programs. PSDF’s Specialist – Program Design must develop curricula aligned with NVQF standards to ensure that PSDF-funded training programs are nationally recognized and meet industry-accepted competency benchmarks — making graduates more credible to employers and eligible for NVQF-based certification.

Q: What is the role of the AM Finance – Government Relations at PSDF?

The AM Finance – Government Relations manages PSDF’s financial interface with the Government of Punjab — coordinating fund releases from the provincial treasury, preparing compliance reports for the Finance Department and P&D Board, and ensuring all government grant conditions are met. This role is critical because PSDF receives a significant portion of its funding from the Punjab Government’s development budget, requiring careful financial management and regular reporting to government counterparts.

Q: What sectors does PSDF provide skills training in?

PSDF’s training programs cover a wide range of sectors aligned with Punjab’s labor market demand, including: garments and textiles, construction trades, hospitality and food services, agriculture and horticulture, healthcare (nursing aides, community health workers), retail and commerce, IT and digital skills (freelancing, programming, graphic design), and light manufacturing. PSDF continuously updates its program portfolio based on employer surveys and labor market research to ensure training remains demand-driven.

Q: Why is PSDF considered a desirable employer in Pakistan’s development sector?

PSDF is consistently regarded as one of Pakistan’s most professionally managed public sector organizations — combining the mission-driven purpose of development work with corporate-level governance, performance management, and compensation. Working at PSDF offers exposure to international development methodologies, partnerships with global donors (FCDO, GIZ, USAID), a strong organizational culture of evidence-based decision making, and the opportunity to directly impact hundreds of thousands of Pakistanis’ livelihoods through skills development.

People Also Ask

Q: What is TVET and why is it important for Pakistan?

Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) equips individuals with practical skills for specific occupations, trades, and industries. In Pakistan — where millions of youth enter the labor market annually with limited formal education — TVET is critical for reducing unemployment, increasing productivity, and developing a workforce competitive in both domestic and international labor markets. Institutions like PSDF, NAVTTC, Punjab TEVTA, and KITE play pivotal roles in Pakistan’s national TVET ecosystem.

Q: What is the difference between PSDF and Punjab TEVTA?

Punjab TEVTA (Technical Education and Vocational Training Authority) directly operates government-run TVET institutes across Punjab. PSDF, by contrast, is a funding and management body that channels resources to private sector training providers and manages demand-driven skills programs through a performance-based funding model. PSDF focuses on market-driven training quality and employment outcomes rather than direct institute management, making it an innovation leader in Pakistan’s TVET sector.

Q: What ed-tech platforms are used for digital skills training in Pakistan?

Pakistan’s digital skills training landscape includes international platforms like Coursera, edX, Udemy, and LinkedIn Learning adapted for local delivery, as well as Pakistani platforms like DigiSkills (PSEB), NAVTTC’s e-learning portal, and various LMS-based local providers. PSDF’s Digital Programs Specialist would work with these and other emerging ed-tech platforms to design and scale digital skills delivery for Pakistan’s workforce — with particular focus on freelancing platforms like Upwork and Fiverr as end-market destinations for trained graduates.

Q: What development sector jobs are available in Lahore in 2026?

Lahore’s development sector job market in 2026 includes opportunities at organizations like PSDF, Punjab Social Protection Authority (PSPA), Agha Khan Development Network, various INGOs (Save the Children, CARE, Oxfam), USAID-funded programs, GIZ’s Pakistan office, and bilateral development programs. JobsLeap.com regularly aggregates development sector job openings in Lahore and across Pakistan to help professionals find mission-driven career opportunities.

Q: What corporate governance roles are available in Pakistan’s development sector?

Corporate governance roles in Pakistan’s development sector include Company Secretary, Board Coordinator, Governance Advisor, Legal and Compliance Officer, and Board Secretariat Manager. These positions are found at development funds, regulatory authorities, autonomous bodies, and semi-government organizations that operate under the Companies Act or specific statutory frameworks. PSDF’s Company Secretary role is an excellent example of a governance position at a high-impact public sector institution.

Q: How can professionals contribute to Pakistan’s skills development sector?

Professionals can contribute to Pakistan’s skills development sector through roles in program design, curriculum development, monitoring and evaluation, business development, digital training, and policy advocacy at organizations like PSDF, NAVTTC, Punjab TEVTA, and international programs. Beyond employment, professionals can mentor TVET graduates, engage with skills development working groups, or advise training providers on industry skill requirements. PSDF’s career portal is an excellent starting point for those seeking a career in Pakistan’s skills development ecosystem.

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📋 Job Summary

Organization Punjab Skills Development Fund (PSDF), Lahore
Sector Skills Development / Education / Training / Social Enterprise
Total Positions 07 (Specialist x2, Assistant Manager x3, Manager x1, Company Secretary x1)
Location Lahore, Punjab
Deadline (Group A) 26 June 2026 — Specialist Program Design, AM Business Development, AM Business Controls, Specialist Digital Programs
Deadline (Group B) Applications Open — Manager Marketing & Comms, Company Secretary, AM Finance Government Relations
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4 positions close 26 June 2026 · 3 positions open continuously · Click “View Detail” then “Apply Now” for each position · Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted

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