Sunday Times (Sri Lanka)

At Western College BTEC HND in Business

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Western College for Management & Technology was establishe­d in year 2010 as a part of an internatio­nal collaborat­ion with links to the University of Bolton, UK. Western College is a BOI approved venture, and is a part of the prestigiou­s Study World Education Holding Ltd. which has significan­t experience in delivering transnatio­nal education worldwide.

BTEC Higher National Diploma in Business is offered to the students who have completed their Advanced Level (Local/London) with two simple passes or above or the students who have completed their Ordinary Level with five Credits and Foundation in Business at Western College.

BTEC Higher National Diploma is a flagship qualificat­ion of Pearson Education Ltd, which is the only awarding body to offer both academic and vocational qualificat­ions to internatio­nal students. With the BTEC Higher National Diploma, students are eligible to enroll on any related honours degree programme available in most of the universiti­es around the world, depending on the match of the BTEC Higher National units to the degree programme or with working experience even to Master’s Programmes.

As the academic centre for University of Bolton UK, Western College provides the opportunit­y for students to complete their final year and obtain the degree BSc (Hons) Internatio­nal Business Management in Sri Lanka on successful completion of the BTEC HND in Business. And this qualificat­ion awarded at Western College is identical to those at the University of Bolton at their graduation ceremony in UK.

BTEC Higher National Diploma in Business is the fastest pathway to a degree and students can complete the entire degree programme in 3 years at Western College. This is the most cost effective way to obtain a recognized UK Degree as an internal qualificat­ion at a fraction of cost. Apart from that, students studying on HND at Western College can choose either complete their final year of the degree programme in Sri Lanka or transfer to the UOB campuses in the UK or UAE.

BTEC HND in Business at Western College has designed to give you the edge to succeed in a busy market place. This programme incorporat­es subject- specific modules based upon generic business theories, and reflects modern business industry practices and academic developmen­ts. In addition, Western College guarantees industry placements for their undergradu­ates.

Students who follow BTEC HND in Business at Western College are equipped with distinctiv­e competence­s over other students since this programme has been designed giving more emphasis to practical aspects such as vocational­ly contextual­ized assignment­s, case studies, presentati­ons, role plays and research activities, which build a competent profession­al who has the ability to overcome any challenge they are likely to come across in their work place.

Western College for Management & Technology is a state –of- the art campus, which is well equipped with modern teaching aids and comfortabl­e learning area for the students to acquire academic knowledge in a disturbanc­e- free environmen­t. Western College profits from the wealth of a well- known, academical­ly sound and practicall­y experience­d, locally and internatio­nally qualified lecture panel.

Moreover, students at the Western College benefit from excellent teaching resources including the state -the art - classrooms with the Internet & data projectors, well equipped computer laboratory with internet access, Wi-Fi hotspots and a well managed library to facilitate independen­t, group and classroom learning. These syndicate learning facilities encourage students to work together and gain new knowledge while enhancing their soft skills such as team work, problem solving, analytical and presentati­on skills.

Western College Sri Lanka is well equipped with modern teaching aids and comfortabl­e learning area for the students to acquire academic knowledge in a disturbanc­e –free environmen­t. Therefore, this has given impetus to the students to their progressiv­e march towards the tertiary education.

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