School students on budget: Can’t do full-time courses. Solution: Part-time learning. 5-10 hours/week. Keep doing school full-time. Earn money on side. Build future.
Part-Time Learning: Not All-or-Nothing
Myth: “Computer course = 8 weeks full-time or nothing”
Reality: CYBEX offers flexibility:
– Weekend-only (5-8 hours/week)
– Evening classes (2-3 hours/day, 3 days/week)
– Online self-paced (do 1 hour whenever)
– Summer intensive (6-8 weeks, done, no school year stress)
Part-Time Options
Option 1: Weekend-Only Batch
– When: Saturday-Sunday, 10 AM-1 PM
– Hours/week: 6 hours
– Duration: 12 weeks (vs 8 weeks normal)
– Perfect for: Matric + Intermediate students
– Works with: School schedule 100%
Option 2: Evening Batch
– When: Mon-Wed, 4-7 PM OR Tue-Thu, 4-7 PM
– Hours/week: 9 hours
– Duration: 8 weeks
– Perfect for: Students with evening free time
– Works with: School + freelancing both
Option 3: Self-Paced Online
– When: Anytime you want
– Hours/week: You decide (1-5 hours)
– Duration: 8-20 weeks (your pace)
– Perfect for: Maximum flexibility
– Works with: Any schedule
Option 4: Summer Intensive
– When: June-July (no school)
– Hours/week: 15-20 (full-time for 6 weeks)
– Duration: 6 weeks
– Perfect for: Complete focus (exam break)
– Works with: School year completely free
What Part-Time Study Can Look Like
A common pattern for weekend-only students: spending Saturday-Sunday mornings on coursework while keeping weekdays normal for school, then picking up freelance projects in the remaining weekend time once there’s a portfolio piece to show. Students on evening batches (after school hours) often follow a similar rhythm — finish the course on schedule, then start freelancing once portfolio work is ready.
These outcomes vary by student — how quickly freelance income builds depends heavily on consistency and how actively you pursue clients after the course.
Part-Time Cost (Cheaper Option)
Part-time course pricing (12-week version):
– Weekend-only: Rs. 25,000 (vs Rs. 35,000 normal)
– Evening-only: Rs. 28,000 (vs Rs. 35,000 normal)
– Online self-paced: Rs. 20,000 (cheapest, most flexible)
Why cheaper? Same content, spread over 12 weeks instead of 8. Less “rush,” but same outcomes.
Part-Time Earning Potential
During 12-week part-time course:
– Freelancing: Can often start once a portfolio piece is ready, sometimes as early as week 3-4
– Monthly income potential by week 4-5: Rs. 10-20k/month for active freelancers
– By course end: Rs. 30-50k/month possible for consistent freelancers
Part-time = a realistic path to some income by course end, without disrupting school.
FAQ: Part-Time Courses
Q1: Is part-time “less quality” than full-time?
No. Same instructor, same content, same projects. Only difference: Spread over 12 weeks (more time to absorb) vs 8 weeks (faster pace).
Q2: Can I switch from part-time to full-time?
Yes. Realize you have more time mid-way? Move to full-time batch (switch immediately). Works both ways.
Q3: Part-time + school + freelancing = too much?
If you do weekend-only course, totally doable. Weekends: course. Weekdays: school + light freelancing (5-8 hours/week). Realistic.
Q4: How fast can part-time students earn?
Similar to full-time students in general — once you have a portfolio piece ready (often a few weeks in), you can start freelancing.
Part-Time is Actually Great for Students
Reason 1: No panic
Full-time course = intense. Part-time = less overwhelming. Easier to absorb + retain.
Reason 2: Parallel freelancing
Part-time gives you time to start freelancing WHILE learning. Full-time = study only, freelance after.
Reason 3: Less distraction from school
Spread content over 12 weeks = school stays 100% focus. Full-time = might neglect school.
Reason 4: Cheaper
Less payable (Rs. 20-28k vs Rs. 35k). Plus extra weeks to earn.
Bottom line: Part-time is underrated. Slower pace is often a good fit for students.
Your Choice
Full-time (8 weeks intense):
– Pros: Done faster, full immersion
– Cons: Harder while in school, more upfront cost
Part-time (12 weeks relaxed):
– Pros: Fits school perfectly, cheaper, time to freelance early
– Cons: Takes longer (but only 4 extra weeks)
Recommendation for school students: Part-time. Less stress, same content, often better fit.
Contact CYBEX — Enroll in Part-Time Courses
📍 P23 Chanab Market, Faisalabad
Weekend + evening batches available. 12-week flexible pace. Rs. 25-30k.