Sri Lanka's education system has a rich history, spanning centuries from temple-based Buddhist to colonial influences. It includes government, semi- government, private schools, and universities, offering education from preschool to secondary. Students can pursue international qualifications through exams like Edexcel, and Cambridge. This blend of traditional practices and modern approaches has contributed to high literacy rates and a commitment to providing accessible, quality education.
The education system in Sri Lanka is structured to cater to the diverse needs of its student population, offering a comprehensive framework for academic progression. Starting from preschool education for young children aged 3-5, the system progresses through primary, junior secondary, and senior secondary levels, culminating in national examinations such as the General Certificate of Education (Ordinary Level) and General Certificate of Education (Advanced Level).
Sri Lanka has a high literacy rate compared to South Asian countries, demonstrating its commitment to education, and ensuring widespread access to learning opportunities. This achievement not only empowers individuals but also contributes to the overall development and progress of Sri Lanka as a nation, highlighting the country's strong focus on literacy.
We are a leading non-state higher education institute approved by the Ministry of Education and the University Grants Commission (UGC). Additionally, we are members of the Association of Commonwealth Universities (ACU) and the International Association of Universities (IAU). Our Civil and Mechanical engineering degrees are recognized by IESL, Sri Lanka. SLIIT is the first Sri Lankan institute to be accredited by the Institution of Engineering & Technology, UK. We've been ranked 8th in Sri Lanka and emerged as the number 1 non-state higher education institution in Sri Lanka.
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