Adyapana will attract students from the East

The 4th annual ADYAPANA Education and Career Exhibition which is to take place from October 17th -19th will dedicate the 2nd day of the exhibition to the students of the East. The Eastern Provincial Council is to facilitate a large delegation of Advanced Level Students led by Chief Minister of the Eastern Provincial Council S. Chandrakanthan, will inaugurate the exhibition on the 2nd day.

The student delegation will represent all three communities Sinhala, Tamil and Muslim from all three Districts Trincomalee, Batticaloa and Ampara, said the organizers Lanka Exhibition and Conference Services.

The Eastern province which is one of the most affected in the country is also one of the most resourceful, colourful and diversified parts of our country.

The infrastructure for education is also quite minimal though university education is available in the province, not all have access to Higher Education. In comparison to the North, the East is more affected due to the fact that there is yet a large population of people living in the East right throughout the war.

Most people in the East are living in a state of poverty and this opportunity provided to them to seek greener pastures through exhibitions such as ADYAPANA is the need of the hour.

Study today for a better tomorrow which is the theme of the exhibition is a very appropriate one. This exhibition which will take place over a period of three days is expected to be inaugurated on the 1st day by the Minister of Higher Education, Hon. Vishva Warnapala. ADYAPANA will have educational institutes offering Diploma, Graduate and Post Graduate courses which can be followed locally and internationally.

Courses will range from IT, Business Studies, Aviation to Secretarial etc. covering almost all educational areas that will help the students in order to choose their career path way for a better tomorrow. There will also be universities from, Australia, Malaysia, Singapore, India, New Zealand, USA, and the UK. Some of the leading local Institutes such as the German Tech, Ceylon Hotel School, CINEC, APIIT, ACBT, will be representing themselves at the Exhibition.

The main objective of this Exhibition is to provide Higher Education opportunities to the youth of Sri Lanka. Annually abut 220,000 students sit the Advanced Level Examination and out of which only 16,000 students enter the Sri Lankan Universities.

The ultimate aim of ADYAPANA is to provide higher education to rest of the students.

This event is being organized by the Presidential Award winning Exhibition Organizer, Lanka Exhibition and Conference Services (Pvt) Ltd.