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Ayesha Siddiqui
Home-based Graphic Designer · Multan“I did not need a job that took me away from my children. I needed a skill that could come home to me.”
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Factory Worker Learning His Way Out · Sialkot
Shahzaib works in a factory in Sialkot. His days start early and end late, and for a long time his education felt finished — not for lack of ability, but for lack of money and time. When he first found MA Digital Network, he read the course fees, did the maths honestly, and applied for the Deserving...
Shahzaib works in a factory in Sialkot. His days start early and end late, and for a long time his education felt finished — not for lack of ability, but for lack of money and time. When he first found MA Digital Network, he read the course fees, did the maths honestly, and applied for the Deserving Quota with his documents and his story.
“I had one phone, shared with my brother, and evenings after the factory. What I had in full was determination. The quota saw that.”
His application was reviewed like every other: privately, on need and merit. The committee approved a 100% scholarship — the full fee waived — and his enrollment activated immediately, with no payment and no proof upload, exactly as the quota promises.
He began the Flagship Program studying in the evenings, at first on a shared phone, downloading lessons when he could and keeping written notes when he could not. Progress was slow. It was also relentless — he did not miss his weekly rhythm.
Mentors noticed his assignment record: always submitted, always improved. The flagship's structure suited him — marketing and SEO built lesson by lesson, with portfolio projects that turned factory-floor discipline into digital work he could show.
As his portfolio grew, Shahzaib began taking small remote freelance tasks alongside the factory job — first one, then a slow, careful few. Each task was modest; together they were the first proof that the transition he imagined was real.
Shahzaib is still building towards a full transition, honestly and without shortcuts. His story is the Deserving Quota's strongest argument: there is talent everywhere in this country, and sometimes a fee is the only thing standing in front of it.
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“I did not need a job that took me away from my children. I needed a skill that could come home to me.”
“Every shop owner I knew complained that customers could not find them online. I decided to become the person who fixes that.”
“Our cloth was good. Our marketing was a shop shutter. I wanted to open a second shop — the one on everyone's phone.”