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The National Human Resources Development Council of Sri Lanka (NHRDC), in collaboration with the Kurunegala District Secretariat, Chamber of Commerce, Department of Manpower, EFC and TVEC, in December held their sixth career fair for 2018 in Kurunegala. The workshop was to facilitate A/L students to find work according to their interest and skills. Around 600 students attended the event. NHRDC will continue to conduct events in several cities in 2019, according to NHRDC Director Dr. Lalithadheera, to give A/L students and employers a chance to meet and discuss potential job and internship opportunities and also to get students exposed to the world of work.
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Thursday, 25 April 2019
Trade-offs that are central to public policy are best understood with specific examples, ideally real-world cases rather than made-up ones. The recent request by the Police that those leaving unattended vehicles on the road display their names and co
Thursday, 25 April 2019
These are the worst of times for us all in our belovéd blesséd battered bruised broken bleeding isle. And I’m thinking dark thoughts that the twitterati and other tender-minded philosophers would deem unprintable. But will be publish and be damne
Wednesday, 24 April 2019
Never in the history of Sri Lanka has there been such a masterly engineered and flawlessly executed terror attack on soft targets to bring down a calamity of incalculable magnitude. These heartless and mentally deranged criminals who masterminded thi
Wednesday, 24 April 2019
Sri Lanka was devastated on Sunday when suicide bombers went on rampage. Whilst the actual impact will be seen in the near future, what is sad for Sri Lanka is that the policymakers are at sea despite all the experience we had in dealing with the LTT
