RTT bridges the gap between outdated education and real-world success — starting from Chak 77 JB Mullanpur, Faisalabad, reaching across Pakistan.
RTT bridges the gap between outdated education and real-world success — starting from Chak 77 JB Mullanpur, Faisalabad, reaching across Pakistan.
RTT was founded because Pakistan has millions of talented, ambitious people who deserve world-class education — but traditional systems have left them behind. Degrees without skills. Certificates without careers. Ambition without direction.
Ali Awais Manj founded RTT with a singular conviction: world-class education should not be a privilege of geography or wealth. Starting from Chak 77 JB Mullanpur, RTT reaches 30 surrounding villages — making the promise real.
We are not building a training center. We are building Pakistan's next great institution — starting here, in our own community, and growing to reach every corner of this country.
Ali Awais Manj founded RTT with a singular conviction: world-class education should not be a privilege of geography or wealth.

Ali Awais Manj founded RTT because he witnessed firsthand the talent of Pakistan's youth — and the frustrating lack of opportunity available to them. As the founder of Razinio Technologies, he brought together technology, pedagogy, and institutional vision to create an institute that doesn't just teach — it transforms.
"I've seen what happens when talented people have no access to the right skills. Potential goes to waste. Families stay stuck. RTT exists because that is unacceptable — and because it is completely changeable."