CIPM Sri Lanka – the Nation’s leader in Human Resource Management recently commemorated its grand milestone of completing 60 years of HR development and upliftment of the HR community in Sri Lanka.
The World’s Biggest Book Sale, returning via www.bigbadwolfbooks.lk this year will be extended beyond the scheduled closure date, initially from 4th October, to 11.59pm on 8th October.
The Big Bad Wolf Online Book Sale Sri Lanka 2020 has been brought forward creating excitement among its Wolf pack and book enthusiasts.
As Sri Lanka’s leading non-state university, SLIIT has showcased its ability to overcome significant challenges during the Covid-19 conducting classes’ online, leveraging technology to help students continue their education uninterrupted.
The symbolic expression of language—the letterforms, are among the most important reflections of a nation and its culture.
Atlas is proud to introduce Sri Lanka’s first ever range of Anti-Bacterial Stationery.
Prospects Academy, a joint venture partner of Ladies College Institute of Professional Studies (LCIPS - a subsidiary of Ladies’ College, Colombo) in partnership with the Asia e University, Malaysia announced the commencement of its 8th Masters Degree in Education (MED) intake on 20th September 2020.
Fortude, a global technology solutions provider, recently held a felicitation ceremony to congratulate associates from the Informatics Institute of Technology (IIT) upon the completion of their degree and four-year corporate internship with the company.
People, rather than the technologies deployed, are the key factor in driving a successful transition to online teaching, a leading facilitator has concluded after working with numerous schools during Sri Lanka’s COVID-19 linked lockdown.
Sri Lanka is slowly but steadily returning to normalcy after successfully stemming the spread of the deadly COVID-19 virus.
CIPM Sri Lanka – the Nation’s leader in human resource management and Horizon Campus, one of the leading private higher education institutions in Sri Lanka recognized by the University Grants Commission with an annual intake of over 1100 students, entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to cooperate in academic affairs which will be mutually beneficial to students of both institutions.
