Sunday Times (Sri Lanka)

APIIT - Ranked a Top IT Graduate School In Sri Lanka

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As per the latest report Employabil­ity Survey done by SLASCOM in Sri Lanka, it has been revealed that the Asia Pacific Institute of Informatio­n Technology (APIIT), has come out strongest on the ‘Skill level satisfacti­on for Graduates recruited from popular higher education Institutes which Includes the top University’s of Sri Lanka said Dr Rohantha Athukorala a Board Director of APIIT and Head of the IT/Business vertical at the Inaugurati­on of the 23rd batch last week in the City Campus.

APIIT which started operation almost twenty five years ago is one of the most respected private sector entities which focuses primarily on the quality of the students it creates said Bandula Egodage the Chairman. We want to ensure that lectures are best in the industry with hands on experience so that when a student studies at APIIT they are equipped with the most contempora­ry theories and best case studies that happen in the world of business. The youth is our only future in Sri Lanka and we strongly practice the ethos ‘ Love for Learning’ said Egodage who is the current Vice President of Nestle Sri Lanka and also the President of the Industrial Associatio­n of Sri Lanka at the Chamber of Commerce.

On the attributes “Communicat­ion Skills’ with a score of 3.6 rating APIIT was ranked the best among all listed education institutes that included the top

We want to ensure that lectures are best in the industry with hands on experience so that when a student studies at APIIT they are equipped with the most contempora­ry theories and best case studies that happen in the world of business

line University’s like Colombo, Moratuwa, Kelaniya and University of Peradeniya. This is one skill that we develop a youngster on said Dr Athukorala who is one of the Business Profession­als with experience in the

British Multinatio­nal circuit and also served the United Nations( UNOPS) in Sri Lanka and Internatio­nally. We have strategic partnershi­ps with the top organizati­ons in Sri Lanka in this sector like - HCL, Virtusa, John Keells IT, Cambio,

Orel IT etc just to name a few, and our promise is that we will give 600 top graduates to the industry said Dr Athukorala.

On the other core skills like ‘Analytical problem solving’ and ‘Conceptual Knowledge’ the research survey of SLASSCOM reveal that APIIT scores the strongest against all private sector campuses. This data reveal the strong focus that the

APIIT Faculty has towards the developmen­t of the skill of youngsters said Athukorala and commended the faculty for developing strategic partnershi­ps with companies that has led to almost a weekly basis soft skill training by the private sector at the APIIT Campus. Very soon we will admit students post an entrance interview said APIIT in a communique.

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