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Imperial College, the pioneers in CIMA education, is honoured to announce the achievements of their students at the November 2009 CIMA examinations. Commended for producing competent students and nurturing tomorrow's leaders, this achievement adds to their list of successes over the last several years.
With a view of educating every student to the highest standards with the knowledge, competencies and skills necessary to be the leaders of tomorrow, the quality of delivery offered at Imperial College in addition to the student conducive learning environment is a significant contributor for their accomplishments.
At the November 2009 Examinations, 3 students of Imperial College were successful in demonstrating their determination by winning Sri Lankan Prizes. Shenali Perera bagged the Sri Lankan Prize for Financial Accounting and Tax Principles (P7), having been coached by Pravinth Rajaratnam, the most sought after lecturer for the Financial Pillar subjects. Deasy Augusta secured the Sri Lankan Prize for Risk and Control Strategy at the Strategic Level under the guidance of Usama Jiffry. Tharindra Goonaratne who is just 18 years of age, was triumphant at Business Strategy, also bagging a Sri Lankan Prize. Imperial College has consistently maintained high pass rates, well above the average.
'I am proud of Shenali, Deasy and Tharindra who have achieved academic excellence and showcased determination.
It is especially fulfilling to witness 2 of these prizes being won at the Strategic Level. In addition to the 3 prize winners, several students of Imperial College have achieved high marks.
I wish to congratulate them all on their achievements.' commented Pravinth Rajaratam, Director at Imperial College. He further added 'It is the student who puts in an extra effort and demonstrates exceptional capability in order to be successful and win a prize.'
According to this dynamic lecturer, 70% of the credit goes to the hard work and effort put in by the student, whilst 30% lies on the extra effort on the lecturer's part.
'At Imperial College, we follow a schedule based teaching method, covering the syllabus well in advance with a 20 hour intensive revision programme. We also have additional question practice classes to ensure students are thoroughly prepared to tackle examinations.'
Having quickly established themselves as one of the top providers of CIMA education in Sri Lanka, students thrive in their culture of innovation and vision for the future. Imperial College strives to create a learning environment where students are able to acquire knowledge and skills enabling them to fulfill their aspirations.
They are provided with the academic tools, practical skills and real world opportunities necessary to be successful individuals.
Imperial College is recognized for their academic quality and business relevance and is committed to inspiring excellence in every student with a view to steer them towards learning and development to achieve excellence for themselves and their future organizations. These students recognize the value of an education delivered by a long established Business School.
Imperial College has consistently maintained outstanding results and their students are recognized as the cream of tomorrow's business achievers. Their achievements, results and high pass rates speak of the quality, vision and dedicationto provide unmatched support and facilities for students to ensure a future bright with promise and potential.
"Winning this award is a crucial achievement in my CIMA career and I am deeply grateful to Imperial College and my lecturer Mr.Pravinth Rajaratnam for being a constant source of strength" Shenali Anne Perera
"I am thankful to Imperial College and my lecturer Mr.Usama Jiffry for the enthusiasm in providing us with the best coaching and service which was a strength for my achievement" Deasy Agusta
'Winning a Sri Lanakan prize is an amazing feeling. My heartfelt gratitude goes out to my parents, lecturers and all others who supported me throughout the way.'
Tharindra Gooneratne
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