Balochistan Civil Services Academy

Professor Shabana Sultan holds a prominent position within the Colleges and Higher Education Department, currently serving as the Directing Staff (Training & Program) at Balochistan Civil Service Academy. With a rich and diverse background, she brings a wealth of experience to her role, spanning across teaching, management, and administration in various federal and provincial departments. She holds a postgraduate degree in Urdu literature from University of Balochistan alongside the impressive achievement of being a gold medalist in B.Ed.

Professor Shabana Sultan embarked on her journey in the government service as a lecturer. Over the years, she dedicated herself to her role, consistently delivering her duties with diligence. She was promoted to the rank of Assistant Professor in BPS 18 in 2007. Professor Shabana Sultan has an impressive academic record, excelling in her studies and making significant contributions through her writings on children’s education and women’s health. Her articles have been published in local and national newspapers /magazines, and her research on topics like Non-Formal Education, Drug Abuse, and Women’s Development has gained widespread recognition. She has been honored with numerous awards and certificates from both government and non-government organizations at the provincial and federal levels for her impactful work. She has been honored with multiple gold medals for her exceptional contributions to story writing, spanning across diverse genres including children’s literature, thought-provoking short stories addressing women’s issues in Balochistan, and the art of crafting captivating “Afsaana Naveesi”

In 2014, she became a part of the National Institute of Management (NIM) Quetta, assuming the role of Additional Directing Staff for research. Throughout her tenure at NIM Quetta, she not only fulfilled the duties associated with her position but also took on the responsibilities of Directing Staff. This dual role showcased her dedication and competence within the institute. She has meticulously curated and designed numerous insightful case studies, some of which include the Ziarat Residency Incident, the Peshawar Pension Scam, and an array of in-depth Analysis Papers at NIM Quetta.

In 2017, she assumed the charge of Joint Director at the Balochistan Academy for College Teachers (BACT) and got promoted to BPS 19 as Associate Professor. In this capacity, she oversaw the training of numerous college teachers, both male and female, through preservice and in-service programs. Her contributions extended beyond training, as she played a pivotal role in shaping curriculum development and refining training methodologies.

Additionally, she also served as Director at BACT, where she organized a remarkable series of training programs for college principals, lecturers, librarians, and accounts staff. Her leadership marked a historic milestone, as these comprehensive training initiatives were conducted for the first time in the history of BACT.

In 2022, she was assigned the significant responsibility of serving as the Pioneer Principal of Government Girls Cadet College Quetta. This task involved building the institution from the ground up, and she demonstrated exceptional managerial and administrative skills. Under her guidance, Government Girls Cadet College flourished into a highly successful and operational establishment.

Her remarkable achievement as the Pioneer Principal of Government Girls Cadet College Quetta was duly recognized, and she was honored with a well-deserved Certificate of Merit for her exceptional contributions. In 2023, the Government of Balochistan bestowed upon her the distinguished Provincial Excellence Ameer Ali Award, a testament to her remarkable and transformative endeavors in the fields of Education and the Women Empowerment.