The Punjab School Education Department has opened applications for a one-year volunteer program under the Psychological Well-being and Development Program (PWDP).
According to the announcement, the program is looking for passionate and skilled individuals who want to support student mental well-being across Punjab. Selected volunteers will work with the PWDP team in different professional areas, including management, media, technology, finance, content, and digital communication.
The initiative is not a regular government job. It is a volunteer-based opportunity for individuals who want to gain practical experience while contributing to a public-sector program focused on student mental health and development.
Applications are open for different volunteer roles, including:
The department says selected candidates will get professional training and hands-on project experience during the program.
Volunteers will also get the chance to work with government officials, experts, and team members involved in student well-being initiatives. The program will help participants build leadership, teamwork, communication, and project management skills.
Selected volunteers will also receive an official experience certificate after completing their work with the program.
The opportunity is suitable for students, graduates, freelancers, content creators, designers, social media handlers, web developers, photographers, and other skilled individuals who want to contribute to a meaningful public-sector initiative.
Candidates should apply for the role that matches their skills and experience. Applicants interested in youth development, student support, mental health awareness, and education-sector projects may find this program useful.
Interested candidates can apply online through the Google Form shared in the official announcement.
Applicants should fill out the form carefully and provide accurate details about their education, skills, experience, and preferred position.
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