ESOFT UNI Signs MoU with Box Gill Institute, Australia

ESOFt UNI recently hosted a formal Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signing ceremony with Box Hill Institute, Australia, signaling a significant step in aligning Sri Lankan education with internationally recognized TAFE (Technical and Further Education) standards.

The event was honored by the presence of His Excellency Matthew Duckworth, High Commissioner of Australia to Sri Lanka, along with prominent academic leaders and dignitaries from both countries.

This strategic partnership aims to introduce globally benchmarked education frameworks in Sri Lanka, opening new avenues for skill development and professional training. Through this collaboration, ESOFt UNI seeks to empower Sri Lankan students and youth, equipping them with the competencies needed to meet international standards and excel in a competitive global workforce.

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