
The 2023 GCE A/L examination in Sri Lanka concluded today.
The exam, previously postponed multiple times, finally took place in January ended with the controversial Agriculture Science paper which was re-administered due to an initial leak.
The Ministry of Education stated that the Examination Department is prepared to start marking A-level answer sheets.
Examiners will receive the same payment as last year.
The department aims to complete marking and release results within a few months.
The second phase of the third school term for government and approved private schools is scheduled to start on February 5th. (Eduwire)
Nearly Rs. 30 billion is currently owed by university lecturers across the entire Sri Lankan university system for defaulting on their agreements…
Read MorePrime Minister and Minister of Education, Higher Education, and Vocational Education, Dr. Harini Amarasuriya, announced that the government is taking steps to…
Read MoreSri Lanka’s Oxford Chester Uni of Higher Education (OCU) and the Institute of Science Innovation and Culture (ISIC) at Rajamangala University of…
Read MoreA national "Train the Trainer" programme designed to build capacity for public awareness on Sri Lanka’s new education reforms and revised National…
Read MoreAndrew Fowler-Watt Colombo International Campus (CIC) is pleased to welcome Andrew Fowler-Watt as its Project Head of Learning & Teaching. A familiar…
Read More