Sunday Times (Sri Lanka)

A wonderful opportunit­y for A/L qualifiers to become a profession­al chemist

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Th e Institute of Chemistry Ceylon, establishe­d by the Parliament Act No. 15 of 1972, accepts applicatio­ns from prospectiv­e advanced level qualifiers for its 38th intake for the Graduatesh­ip program in Chemistry (GIC) which was initiated in 1979. The GIC is a four year program which is equivalent to a special degree in chemistry offered by any state university in Sri Lanka. Further this is the only chemistry program in Sri Lanka accredited by the Ro y a l Society of Chemistry of the United Kingdom.

IChemC has become the largest single producer of profession­al graduate chemists in Sri Lanka and it is proud to announce that the 1000th graduate chemist passed out in 2015 convocatio­n. College is now producing the largest number of graduate chemists which is well over 50% passed in every year in any institutio­n in Sri Lanka. The students who complete the program successful­ly with honors can proceed to post graduate studies to obtain degrees such as M. Sc, M. Phil, or Ph D in local universiti­es as well as in foreign universiti­es. Some of our own graduate chemists who obtained a Ph D in chemistry are currently employed by universiti­es and industries in locally and globally as well as by the IChemC.

Students those who have sat or are planning to sit A/ L with chemistry as a subject are invited to apply for this program and get the benefits of early bird rates. The course will be commenced in January 2016 and those who complete the full program successful­ly will be graduated in October 2019. Those who already passed A/L should not need to waste your time, money and energy as well the youth by repeating A/L examinatio­ns since there is a golden opportunit­y to follow a productive and renowned degree program in chemistry. Also, very talented students who could opt after two years of successful completion of examinatio­ns can obtain a B.Sc. ( Hons) degree in Applied Chemistry from the Northumbri­a University UK with one more year of study in the UK or a B S degree from the University of Cincinnati, USA with two more years of study in the USA.

Further details about this highly successful and popular program can be obtained by contacting the Institute of Chemistry Ceylon Adamantine House, 341/22 Kotte Road, Welikada, Rajagiriya Prospectiv­e students and their parents are invited to attend the orientatio­n session that will be held at 10: 00 a. m on August 22 at the above address.

Students those who

have sat or are planning to sit A/L with chemistry as a subject are invited to apply for this program and get the benefits of

early bird rates.

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