University of London LL.B. Degree by Asian Pathfinder Training Centre (APTC)
View(s):Under the aegis of the newly formed Asian Pathfinder Training Centre Pvt. Ltd. (APTC), we will shortly be launching a series of lectures and similar activities for the London LL.B. degree and other undergraduate, diploma and certificate programmes.
Dr. D C Jayasuriya P.C. Chairman Asian Pathfinder Training Centre Pvt. Ltd.
At first sight, the country’s private higher education sector appears to be overcrowded with possibly too many providers offering an array of educational programmes. However, after a careful assessment of the current situation, emerging trends and unmet needs, we decided that there is still room for a new player that can provide high quality training going beyond the traditional model aimed at ‘tutoring’ to pass examinations. We firmly believe that an opportunity to broaden one’s horizons through the exposure to a range of learning experiences provided through classroom lectures, seminars, moots, case studies and practical research will help to lay the foundation to a smooth transition to formal courses with fresh insight and dynamism.
APTC has on its board of directors two eminently qualified professionals with a wealth of experience in a leading listed company that has penetrated into many parts of the country through an effective network of branches. Whilst APTC will initially start its operations in Colombo, it is hoped that its facilities will be utilized by students who have thus far had limited access to certain educational programmes.
We have enlisted the services of a distinguished panel of legal professionals consisting of several President’s Counsel and experienced lecturers with overseas academic and professional qualifications. APTC will also work with partner institutions in Singapore and elsewhere to provide specialized programmes that have hitherto not been available locally.
Bringing into play these synergies, it is our hope that APTC will offer a rich and diversified educational experience that would help produce a cohort of young men and women with a forward-looking perspective and outlook.
As the country rapidly progresses on a new development path they would in course of time be able to make a truly meaningful and enriching contribution.
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