Pakistan Education Centre is one of the most prestigious and renowned educational institutions in the Gulf. It is playing a pivotal role in imparting standard education and grooming the overall personality of the Pakistani and foreign students. It is housed in a grand specious double storey building on 75.000 Sq. meters of land at Abu Hamour in Doha, Qatar. The land was graciously donated by the Amir of the State of Qatar, where as, the finance for the construction of the building was raised entirely through donations. Lt. Gen. (R) Muhammad Jahan Zeb Arbab, the former Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan to the State of Qatar (1980-86) played a major role in collecting donations through various sources. The new building was inaugurated by the late President of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan General Muhammad Zia-Ul-Haq under the name of Pakistan School on 6th November, 1985.

A few very enthusiastic members of the Pakistani community established the school in 1970. With the increase in number of students, better administrative control became necessary. The Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan was assigned the task to take over the administration through a cabinet decision in 1978. later on Pakistan Public School and Anglo-Pak School were merged into the Pakistan School in 1984 and 1987 respectively. With the passage of time the number of students grew greater and greater and a good number of students got through the SSC Examination from the Federal Board of Intermediate & Secondary Education Islamabad, hence the need for college education was greatly felt. Therefore, college education was provided in Humanities Group to girls in 1978 and to boys in 1980. However, the Science Group was introduced in 1981 for both boys & girls and the institution was named Pakistan School & College. In order to amalgamate all the six wings of English & Urdu Medium and boys & girls colleges, the Pakistan School & College was named Pakistan Education Centre in April 1986. Science General Group was introduced for boys and girls in 1994. Computer Science classes were started at SSC & HSSC levels in 1998 and 2000 respectively.

The institution is imparting education in three wings established on the basis of age group and gender. These are:

i.                     Junior Wing

ii.                   Boys’ Wing     

iii.                  Girls’ Wing      

­ To  prepare  children  of   expatriate   Pakistanis  for   Secondary   and   Higher  Secondary School    Examinations conducted by the Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Islamabad.

­ To groom them into productive and well-adjusted individuals.

­ To develop their all round personality by integrating activities in social, emotional, spiritual, physical and  intellectual aspects of their lives.

­ To lay solid academic foundation for further studies.

­ To enable a large number of students to qualify for professional colleges.

­ To promote Islamic spirit and inculcate Islamic values amongst students.

­ To make it a focal point for quality education.

­ To develop love for learning respect for others, the joy for physical activity and creative spirit.

 To prepare students to be independent learners and responsible citizens.

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