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Empowering Future Professionals!

Sri Lanka Technological Campus (SLTC) proudly served as the University Partner for the IPSL Campus Certificate Awarding Ceremony, further strengthening our commitment to empowering and preparing students for successful academic and professional futures. Representing SLTC, Mr. Joel Nishanthan, Chief Financial Officer, conducted an insightful and impactful session, sharing expert knowledge on financial planning, emerging industry trends, and the evolving opportunities within higher education and professional development. His session provided students with valuable clarity and confidence as they map out their career pathways, reinforcing SLTC’s mission of guiding future leaders through expert mentorship, industry-focused insight, and student-centered support. As the University Partner, SLTC remains dedicated to fostering meaningful collaborations that uplift and inspire the next generation of Sri Lankan talent.

Guiding Future Commerce Leaders at EBS Kuliyapitiya

Sri Lanka Technology Campus (SLTC), as the official University Partner for EBS Kuliyapitiya, hosted a comprehensive career guidance session for the 2025 A/L Commerce students. The session aimed to provide students with clear insights into higher education pathways, emerging career opportunities, and the skills required to thrive in today’s competitive professional environment. The program featured Mr. Joel Nishanthan, Chief Financial Officer at SLTC, who shared practical guidance on career planning and professional development. Ms. Tharani Sooriyaarachchi, Lecturer and Head of the Department of Accounting and Finance, provided expert advice on academic pathways and opportunities within commerce. Mr. Aruna, Outreach Consultant at SLTC, engaged with students to guide them in making informed decisions and preparing for the challenges of higher education. Through the session, students were inspired to think critically about their futures and take confident steps toward achieving their career goals. SLTC remains committed to empowering young minds and supporting the next generation of commerce professionals.

Empowering Commerce Students at Anula Vidyalaya, Nugegoda

Sri Lanka Technology Campus (SLTC) conducted a dedicated career guidance session for the 2025 A/L Commerce students of Anula Vidyalaya, Nugegoda. The program focused on helping students understand future academic pathways, industry opportunities, and the importance of building essential skills for a changing world. The session was led by Mohamed Affkhar, Head of Sales at SLTC, who shared valuable insights into higher education options and emerging career trends in the business and commerce fields. SLTC continues to support Sri Lankan students by providing guidance, knowledge, and inspiration as they plan their futures and prepare to step confidently into the next chapter of their journey.

Supporting Future Leaders Through Career Guidance!

Sri Lanka Technology Campus (SLTC) partnered with Mr. Osanda Nimsara, Founder of EconBiz and a leading English-medium tutor for A/L Economics & Business Studies, to deliver an insightful career guidance session for 2025 A/L students. The session focused on future-ready academic pathways, emerging career opportunities, and essential skills to succeed in a rapidly evolving world. Representing SLTC, Luxshan Rajkumar, Student Admission Counsellor, engaged with students and provided guidance on higher education options, inspiring them to take confident steps towards their future goals. Sri Lanka Technology Campus continues its commitment to empowering Sri Lankan youth and supporting the next generation of thinkers, innovators, and professionals.

Guiding the Future Leaders at Visakha Vidyalaya, Colombo!

The SkillUp Sri Lanka National Youth Empowerment Program, in collaboration with the Future Lanka Research and Development Foundation, visited Visakha Vidyalaya, Colombo, to guide students toward building meaningful careers. Prof. Rosa from Sri Lanka Technology Campus (SLTC) joined as a panelist representing SLTC, sharing practical insights on skill development, career planning, and how students can equip themselves for the opportunities of tomorrow. He encouraged students to explore their potential, develop critical skills, and take proactive steps toward achieving their goals. Through sessions like these, SLTC continues to support the next generation in gaining clarity, confidence, and the tools they need to succeed in an evolving professional landscape.

Inspiring young minds in Mahamaya Girls’ College, Kandy!

The SkillUp Sri Lanka National Youth Empowerment Programme, organized in collaboration with the Future Lanka Research and Development Foundation, continued its mission to inspire and guide young minds at Mahamaya Girls’ College, Kandy. Dr. Nicoloy Gurusinghe, Department Head – Electrical & Electronics Engineering, Faculty of Engineering at Sri Lanka Technology Campus (SLTC), led an engaging session focused on skill development and career guidance. He encouraged students to identify their strengths, explore new opportunities, and prepare for the rapidly evolving world of work. Through his session, Dr. Gurusinghe shared valuable insights on the importance of developing modern skills, adaptability, and a growth mindset—key ingredients for success in today’s competitive landscape. Sri Lanka Technology Campus (SLTC) remains dedicated to empowering youth across the nation through the SkillUp Sri Lanka initiative, which aims to bridge education with employability through practical knowledge and inspiration.

Proud moment for SLTC

Dr. Sanika Wijayasekara , Dean Faculty of Computing & IT , represented SLTC at the South Asian Centre for Teacher Development’s event held on 23rd October 2025, celebrating Global Media and Information Literacy Day, an initiative by UNESCO to empower educators and students in the digital age. Together, we continue to inspire responsible, informed, and creative learning communities !

Inspiring the Next Generation of Tech Minds at Taxila Central College Horana

The Edu Path Program by SLTC was successfully held at Taxila Central College, Horana, engaging the school’s A/L Technology stream students at the main hall. The session was conducted by Dr. Chamith Chandrarathna, Senior Lecturer and Head of the Department of Applied Electronics, Faculty of Technology at SLTC, with the support of Dr. Nicoloy Gurusinghe, Head of the Department of Electrical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering. The program offered valuable insights into higher education opportunities, career pathways, and the practical applications of technology and engineering in the modern world. Through such initiatives, SLTC continues to bridge the gap between school education and the evolving industry landscape, empowering students to make informed academic and career choices.

World Tourism Day 2025 – “Tourism and Sustainable Transformations”

The Department of Tourism Management at SLTC  proudly organized its annual World Tourism Day 2025 initiative under the inspiring theme “Tourism and Sustainable Transformations.” This year’s program took the form of a three-day community-focused field visit to Ethiliwewa, Monaragala District. The initiative aimed to promote sustainable tourism practices while fostering positive social, environmental, and economic impacts within the local community. The Department extends its sincere appreciation to all external partners, including the school principal and representatives from the Vocational Training Authority, for their valuable support and collaboration in making this initiative a success.

SLTC Empowering Students with Skills, Guidance, and Career Insights

The SkillUp Sri Lanka program, conducted in collaboration with the Future Lanka Research and Development Foundation, was successfully held at Good Shepherd Convent, Kotahena. Representing SLTC, Prof. S. R. D. Rosa participated as a panelist, guiding students on skill development, career planning, and exploring industry opportunities. Prof. Rosa is an esteemed council member at SLTC and a distinguished academic with a rich background in physics and education. Graduating with first-class honours in Physics from the University of Colombo in 1979, he later completed his Master’s in Science and Ph.D. on radioisotope research. Prof. Rosa was instrumental in establishing Sri Lanka’s first Cyclotron Facility, enabling the production of radioisotopes for medical use, primarily benefiting cancer patients. He has supervised numerous graduate students and has been a popular visiting lecturer in various academic institutions over the years. This collaborative initiative continues to empower students across the island, helping them build essential skills and gain insights into future-ready career opportunities while fostering strong connections between education and industry.