Education (AHSW)
Introduction
The population of Makhad Sharif and surrounding areas have been deprived of basic facilities of life including educational facilities. Poverty is also common due to lack of earning resources. Financially abled people moved to cities to educate their children with in better educational atmosphere, but in such circumstances education was a dream for the poor. Religious studies have been going on for two and a half hundred years in Khanqah Mu’alla Hazrat Maulana Muhammad Ali Makhadi, may God bless him and grant him peace, However, Hazrat Maulana Ahmaduddin Makhadi (RA) established the first regular school in 1935 for the modern educational curriculum. All the expenses of the school were available by his own continuosly. Whereupon with government initiatives and cooperation, this school was converted into a Govt-school. Which after passing through various stages is functional for education under the name of Government Khair Muhammad Paracha High School Mukhad Sharif. In early 1990s, following the instructions of Maulana Peer Fazaluddin Chishti (RA), Hazrat Maulana Pir Fatehuddin Chishti established a network of schools in different villages, especially for the education of girls.All this network is functioning under the management of AHWS.
Computer Institutes
Under the management of AHWS, “Saifullah Paracha Computer Training Institute” was established in Mukhad Sharif in 1999, where certificates were issued after completing various short courses to boys and girls regularly for three years. In view of the local need, another institute was established in Injra where students were trained in basic computer courses from 2001 to 2004. Computer training institutes are still conducting one, two and three month computer courses during every year or every two years according to the requirement. In this regard, all the computer lab requirements and trainer’s salaries etc. are paid by AHWS itself.
Vocational Training
Vocational Training Center for Women. Makhad Sharif:
Along with exposure to traditional education, AHWS started “Vocational training School” in Makhad Sharif to provide courses for women in housework, embroidery, sewing etc. . More than 300 women completed training in this institute.
Vocational Training Institute for Women. Injra:
An Institute for Skilling in Handicrafts for Women was established in 2011 at Injra where six months courses were conducted for two years. The number of women who have received certificates from this institute is 240.
Vocational Training Institute for Boys, Injra:
Institute for technical education of boys was established in 2015 under the auspices of society AHWS, in which various short and certificate courses of three months, six months and one year were conducted till 2018. The number of students benefited from this is 310. All these courses were conducted completely free. While their expenses were afford by
AHWS from its own funds
Courses
• Electrician
• Auto mechanic
• Plumber
• Civil Draftsmen
• Welder
• Carpenter
• Mobile Repairing
• Computer hardware
AHWS is planning to conduct such courses soon as per requirement and required number of students.