• Passed the GCE Advanced Level Examination in three (03) Subjects
Or
• Passed the GCE Advanced Level Examination in two (02) Subjects with One Year Work Experience
Or
• Having Completed any NVQ Level 4 Courses.

Course Fee : Rs. 75,000/=
Application Fee : Rs. 1,000/=

On 20 March 2026, in celebration of the International Day of La Francophonie, students of French from the Department of Languages, Cultural Studies and Performing Arts proudly welcomed Her Excellency Ms. Isabelle Martin, High Commissioner of Canada, and Mr. Patrick Pickering, Second Secretary at the High Commission of Canada, for a memorable visit. The event fostered a rich cultural and academic exchange. The program began at 10:30 AM with a warm welcome, followed by an engaging session where Her Excellency shared insights on the role of French in diplomacy, global relations, and education. A key highlight was the generous donation of books by the Canadian High Commission, supporting French students’ language learning and cultural knowledge. An interactive discussion encouraged students to explore opportunities in the Francophone world. The event concluded successfully, leaving participants inspired and reinforcing the importance of French language, culture, and international collaboration.

During his opening remarks Prof Heenkenda commended Ms. Honda’s excellent work not only in teaching Japanese to the students but also by serving as a role model in introducing Japanese culture and work ethics to the university students. Mr. Noguchi highlighted that it has been 60 years since the JICA Volunteer programme was introduced to Sri Lanka and the volunteers have been warmly welcomed by the people. Starting from the dispatch of Ms. Sakiko Honda, new relationship has been established between Sri Jayewardenepura University and Japan.

Talking about her experiences at the university, Ms. Sakiko Honda emphasized that she had many positive experiences at the university of Sri Jayewardenepura where she made efforts to implement new teaching materials and methods.
Ms. Liyanage also expressed appreciation for Ms. Sakiko Honda’s outstanding work. Students too got a chance to talk about new learning experiences they had with Ms. Sakiko.

On 17th March, faculty members of the Department of Language, Cultural Studies and Performing Arts along with Prof Shirantha Heenkenda, Dean of the faculty of Huminite s and Social Sciences and Ms. Samantha Geeganage, Deputy Registrar of the faulty bid heartfelt farewell to Ms. Sakiko Honda wishing best for her future endeavors.

The food fiesta as a part of the continuous assessments and the active learning experience of the university students was aimed to promote cultural exchange and understanding through the sharing of food and provided a valuable opportunity for students and staff to immerse themselves in and appreciate the food and drinks of various cultures. Headed by Prof. Nilanthi Rajapakshe, the event was coordinated by Senior Lecturers Rev. Meepitiye Seelarathana, Dr. Wajira Gunasena, Dr. Samanthika Lokugamage, Lecturers Ms. Charitha Liyanage, Ms,Thilini Ranasinghe, Ms.Piyumi Amarasinghe, Mr. Sunil Shantha, Rev.Balangoda Ananda . Rev.Dhammasoma, and Ms. Ashvini Perera.

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