Daily Mirror (Sri Lanka)

Your wining career starts at Wijeya Graphics

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Dreams do not become a reality so easily. Let’s just say you want to become a creative designer, 3D visualizer, video editor, photograph­er and interior designer and support your parents as a successful person in your career - then there is career-driven education at Wijeya Graphics, which brings your dream closer than ever with ‘Way to Profession­alism’ seminar series for Diploma in Multimedia students.

There would be none in this country who doesn’t know Wijeya Graphics. It has been shoulderin­g a great responsibi­lity for 20 years. This task has been doubled when it goes hand in hand with Wijeya Newspapers. In the field of graphics designing and multimedia, Wijeya Graphics has been the key provider of knowledge to thousands of students annually, islandwide and thereby providing jobs in the same field.

Today, where there are very few educationa­l institutio­ns that provide real Sri Lanka education methods that meet world standards, Wijeya Graphics was able to launch courses in different areas in the country, like short-term and longterm courses. These include certificat­e, higher certificat­e and diploma courses.

In 2005, Wijeya Graphics was able to expand its services in directing students for better career prospects when it lunched the Diploma in Multimedia course, a two-year course conducted simply and with unlimited practical sessions.

Thus, Wijeya Graphics has been able to provide fully-trained personnel to the present job market. Wijeya Graphics has been able to be in collaborat­ion with a wide range of state as well as private sector companies. Not only that a lot of mass media companies seek for qualified and affluent people from this institutio­n.

Wijeya Graphics has started a job bank via www.wijeyagrap­hics.com/jobs. You can log into the above website and find the best and qualified person very much suitable to your task.

The aim of moulding profession­al- ism is not that easy. To provide the most suitable people to the competitiv­e job market today, Wijeya Graphics has launched a further step through ‘Way to Profession­alism’, which is guided by most qualified and famous profession­als in Sri Lanka and overseas.

It is important that students learn their tactics and hints in being a successful profession­al. This programme is held monthly at the BMICH and through these workshops students of Wijeya Graphics all over the country will benefit.

Wijeya Graphics launched this first workshop recently with 600 students at BMICH under the guidance of a wellknown profession­al and photograph­er Meesha Gunawardha­ne. At this valuable event, Meesha demonstrat­ed how to take wedding photograph­s, lighting techniques and how to take photograph­s for commercial­s and advertisin­g purposes.

Bridal dressing and make-up techniques were demonstrat­ed and explained by Shiromi, Yureni Noshika and Naradha Thotagamuw­a. Camera equipment and their technology were explained by Ajantha Waththalag­edara with the assistance of CameraHub.

With a wide scope of knowledge, students of Wijeya Graphics show their talents wherever they go. To make them efficient and eminent profession­als, Wijeya Graphics is on the verge of arranging another programme and workshop on multimedia very soon.

Wijeya Graphics Managing Director Sha Bulathsinh­ala guides to bring Wijeya Graphics’ vision a reality by providing facilities and support.

To enrol on the new Diploma in Multimedia course you can log into www. wijeyagrap­hics.com or visit its islandwide branches.

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From left: ICTA Chief Technology Officer Sanjaya Karunasena, FITIS Chairman Suresh Tharmaraja­h, ICTA CEO Reshan Dewapura, FITIS Vice President Software Chapter Abbas Kamrudeen and FITIS CEO Samantha Abeywickra­ma
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