John Bosco was born at Castelnuovo d’Asti on 16 August 1815, of a family of peasant farmers. His father, Francis Bosco, died when John was just two, and Margaret Occhiena found herself bringing up Anthony, Joseph and John alone. With firm kindness and unbounded faith Margaret, wise educator that she was, made her family into a domestic church.
Back in 1999 Don Bosco Technical & Youth Centre Lahore was founded as a private technical institute. Practicing excellence in Technical education and formal education, learning and a close partnership with industry, its commitment and hard work earned a well-reputed
place in the aspects of technical and formal studies.
Empowering Youth Through Quality Education
We the community of New Don Bosco Higher Secondary School aim to integrally form the youth towards excellence by promoting values and skills through education and generating dignified and honest citizen.
Don Bosco Educational Society provides a variety of vocational training programs as per the community needs and industrial / corporate requirements to address the issue of unemployment among youth along with this through Don Bosco Education project we are also providing quality education at low cost to the marginalized communities in Pakistan.
On 22th April to 24th of April the staff of Don Bosco Technical and Youth […]
The Italian ambassador to Pakistan Her Excellency Marilina Armellin paid visit to Don Bosco Technical […]
Lahore, Pakistan – January 2025 – On 31 January, on the solemnity of St John […]
Exciting Opportunity for Skill Development: Free Admissions Open at Don Bosco Technical and Youth Centre! […]
Annual Graduation of Don Bosco Technical and Youth Center Lahore whereby more than 1000 students […]
“Unlock your potential with us: where education meets innovation.” DAE Admission open for the session […]
The outbreak of the Covid 19 pandemic severely affected the global and Pakistani economies. Major victims of this outbreak were daily wages laborers and lower-middle-class families. Strict lockdowns at different levels really affected badly to their economic conditions and made them more vulnerable and marginalized. Don Bosco Educational Society and Salesians in Pakistan supported more than 2000 families so far with food packages across Pakistan. The said support was provided without any distinction on the basis of religion, caste, gender, or denomination.
Don Bosco Technical and Youth Center is proud to have Ilyas Mushtaq. He is working with us as a Technical Director and Principal of vocational training programs.
There are very limited professions where women can work openly. But now the trend is changing, our Government is supporting and providing equal opportunities to
Don Bosco Technical Centre has helped many young needy people to build a good career and life. Nelson Suleman from Lahore, Pakistan is one of them who belonged to a poor family,
Punjab Board of Technical Education (PBTE)
Punjab Skills Development Authority (PSDA)
Accredited with National Vocational & Technical Commission (NAVTTC)
Don Bosco Technical & Youth Centre is member of Don Bosco Green Alliance
