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Advance your career in computing and information systems
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internationally-acknowledged and approved |
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flexible, modular structure with a variety of formats |
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developed to meet the needs of IS practitioners |
The examinations consist of three levels - Certificate, Diploma and Professional Graduate. You can get exemptions for some subjects or some levels. Please visit the BCS website and see the list exemption qualifications. Examinations are held twice a year, in April and in October. All the levels can be taken in the April session. In October only Certificate and several Diploma subjects can be taken.
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Morning session starting at 1000 |
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Information Systems |
Software Development |
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Computer & Network Technology |
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Morning session starting at 1000 |
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| Monday 27 September |
Systems Analysis (Last ever exam) |
Database Systems |
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| Wednesday 29 September |
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IT Project Management |
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| Thursday 30 September |
Professional Issues in Information Systems Practice |
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Object Oriented Programming |
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Computer Networks |
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Morning session starting at 1000 |
Afternoon session starting at 1430 |
| Thursday 30 September |
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Software Engineering 2 |
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| Friday 1 October |
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Management Information Systems |
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| Monday 4 October |
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Advanced Database Management Systems |
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Computer Services Management |
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Morning session starting at 1000 |
Afternoon session starting at 1430 |
| Friday 1 October |
Certificate in IT for Insurance Professionals † |
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Timetable Clashes Where two examinations you wish to sit are timetabled together, you are advised to take one examination at the October sitting and the other at the April sitting.
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Application forms can be obtained from the respective Course Providers OR British Council Examinations Services from 13 July to 7 August. Applications can also be downloaded. |
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We accept completed application forms from 13 July to 7 August between 0930 and 1730 from Tuesday to Saturday. |
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You can also send your application form directly to BCS (address on application form) |
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Direct BCS entries and payments via the British Council must be paid in UK Sterling Pounds |
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Sterling Cheque payments through International bankers draft or Cheques drawn on a UK bank account made out to British Council Sri Lanka |
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Bank transfer to Account Number: 81239929 Sort Code: 40-05-01 Bank: HSBC, New Bond Street London Reference: Exam Name / Candidate Number GBP cash will not be accepted |
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Certificate fee per module - £40.00 |
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Diploma fee per module - £45.00 |
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Professional Graduate fee per module - £83.00 |
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you can pay for your membership at the same time you pay your exam fees |
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Annual subscription (full or part –time) - £27.00 |
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Full-time course fee - £42.00 |
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When you hand in your completed entry form at the British Council please present a valid proof of identity (National Identity Card or Passport). |
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Please bring your NIC or passport to the examination venue on the day of the exam |
PLEASE NOTE: on no account will a candidate be allowed to sit for the examination without NIC or passport.
Admission cards will be issued to all eligible candidates a week before the first date of the examination. If you do not receive the admission card by then please contact the British Council Examinations Services. T - (011) 4521521 or (011) 7521521 E-mail - info.lk@britishcouncil.org
For more information, visit the BCS website - www.bcs.org.uk
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You can buy photocopies of past papers and Examiners’ Reports from British Council Examinations Services. |
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All BCS candidates can receive a free British Council library reference membership card. If you register at British Council you will receive this on registration. Other candidates please bring your proof of registration and we will issue the card. |
Course Providers

Expand your horizons by joining the Global Network
ACCA is the largest global professional accountancy body, with nearly 300,000 members and students in 160 countries. ACCA's headquarters are in London but it has staffed offices in 31 countries.
ACCA offers three qualifications
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a professional qualification entitling members to the designation Chartered Certified Accountant |
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a technician level qualification |
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a diploma for managers who are non-accountants but who need to acquire operational and strategic finance skills. |
Written examinations are held twice a year in June and December; computer-based examinations are held throughout the year.
FRIDAY 30 JULY
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0930 |
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0930 |
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0930 |
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0930 |
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1130 |
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1130 |
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1130 |
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1130 |
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1130 |
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1130 |
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1430 |
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1430 |
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1430 |
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1430 |
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1430 |
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1430 |
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1430 |
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1430 |
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1430 |
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Next paper based examination session: 6 to 15 December 2010 (weekdays only)
Venue: BMICH
Time: 1500 to 1800
For further information visit: ACCA website or the British Council. Applications are made directly to ACCA.
Mrs Aruni Rajakariar or Mrs. Brindha Gopal ACCA Sri Lanka No. 424 R A D Mel Mawatha Colombo 03
T +94(0)11 2676599/2679129 M +94(0)773874247 info@lk.accaglobal.com www.srilanka.accaglobal.com
Course Providers
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25, 1/1, Mile Post Avenue Colombo 03 Telephone: +94 (0)11 2370643/4 E-mail: mercury1@slt.net.lk |
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61 Carmel Road Colombo 03 Telephone: +94 (0)11 2392312/3 |
Download the application form for the Computer-Based exam

ABE is a professional, progressive and affordable provider of high-quality business qualifications with a presence in 70 countries worldwide. ABE has recognition from the Qualifications Curriculum Authority (QCA) as a professional body and is affiliated with nearly 40 universities and 500 colleges internationally. Currently, over 33,000 students are pursuing ABE qualifications in:
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Business Management |
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Business Information Systems |
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Financial Management |
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Human Resource Management |
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Marketing |
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Travel, Tourism and Hospitality |
ABE qualifications are available at three different levels – Certificate, Diploma and Advanced Diploma - and exemptions are available to students with relevant educational certificates and work experience.
Next examination sessions:
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7 to 11 June |
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29 November to 4 December |
Examinations venue: Nagarodaya Centre Applications are made directly to the ABE.
Please visit the ABE website for more information concerning fees, application and course syllabi.
Course providers in Sri Lanka are:
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A G School of Business and Computer Studies (pvt) |
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Academy of Business Studies |
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Academy of Career Training |
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All Bright College |
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London Business School |
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Metropolitan Business School |
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Oxford College of Business |
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UniVentures Institute of Business Management |
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Zodiac Burch International |
If you can't go to London, then let London come to you
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Over 100 degrees and diplomas |
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Equivalent to study in London itself; the same degree is issued |
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Earn a UK degree at a lower cost to yourself. |
The University of London offers a wide variety of qualifications to its external students studying around the world, such as Diplomas, Degrees, and Post Graduate examinations. The main examinations are held in May/June, with repeat exams for LLB held in October. Registrations take place in January for May/June examinations and in August for October exams.
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Exam fee Rs 3,500 per paper. |
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Payment method Fees can be paid in cash, by credit card (Visa/MasterCard), by cheque, or bank draft (SL Rupees) drawn in favour of 'British Council'. You can also make a bank transfer to the following account (please bring or post the receipt): Bank name:HSBC Account name:British Council Sri Lanka Account number:001-002377-001 Message:London External exam – (your full name) |
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Registrations October 2010 session: September 2010 (dates will be available in August 2010) May/June 2011 session: 14 December 2010 to 21 January 2011 |
Course Providers Mrs Melani N Madawala Royal Institute 189 Havelock Road Colombo 5 Telephone: +94 (0)11 2556329
For more information visit the University of London External Programme website.

Practical qualifications that employers value
City & Guilds qualifications change people's lives. They help you to enhance career prospects, build businesses and develop new skills. City & Guilds is the leading provider of vocational qualifications in the United Kingdom. Their qualifications assess skills that are of practical value in the work place. They are recognised for their quality and are valued by employers in every sector of business
The examinations consist of three levels: Certificate, Diploma and Advance Diploma. British Council conducts the exam twice a year in June and December.
Registrations
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ENTRY PROCEDURE
- You should complete and submit the application form along with the fees and the identification document. The application form should to be completed in accordance with the City & Guilds International regulations.
- The full City & Guilds International Regulations are available for reference at British Council Examinations Services.
Note: Please visit the Examinations Services to get information regarding the timetable for the subjects you are entering for. You can collect one sample question paper free of charge from the photocopying counter the day you register for the exam.
FEES
- Sterling Cheque payments through International bankers draft or Cheques drawn on a UK bank account made out to British Council Sri Lanka
- Bank transfer to
- Account Number: 81239929 - Sort Code: 40-05-01 - Bank: HSBC, New Bond Street London - Reference: `City & Guilds / Your Candidate Number’
- GBP cash will not be accepted.
- If you are unable to sit for the examination due to an illnedd or an accident, City and Guilds will consider a refund of 50% of the exam fee. You will need to submit proof of your condition along with your request for refund within one calendar month from the day of the assessment which you were prevented from taking
- It is not possible to transfer fees from one session to another
ADMISSION CARDS
Admission cards will be issued to all eligible candidates a week before the first date of the examination. If you do not receive the admission card by then please contact us on: Colombo - T 011-4521521 | F 2587079 | E info.lk@britishcouncil.org Kandy - T 081-4471188 | F 22834264 | E info.lk@britishcouncil.org
- The examination venue for City &Guilds examination is the British Council Colombo for candidates who registered via the Colombo office
IDENTIFICATION
- Please submit a valid Passport, a National Identity Card or a Postal Identity Card along with your application. You will be required to to show the same identification document on the day of your examination
STUDY MATERIAL
- You can buy photocopies of past papers and examiners’ reports from the British Council Examinations Services.
You can see available subjects and timetable for November/December 2010 in the subjects listing page in the City & Guilds website. See our list of course providers (108 KB - MS Excel) to help you prepare for your exam.

The Professional and Linguistic Assessments Board (PLAB) test is designed to assess your knowledge and skills, and your ability to work safely in your first appointment as a senior house officer in British hospitals.
Examination bookings can be done by using on line registration The closing date for applications is eight weeks before the exam dates.
Part one is held at centres in the United Kingdom and in certain other countries: e.g. Sri Lanka, Egypt, New Zealand, Nigeria, Pakistan, Russia, South Africa, Dubai and India.
Part two can only be taken in the United Kingdom. The exam fee for the part 1 is £145.
2010 and 2011 examination dates:
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Thursday 9 September 2010 (registrations close on Thursday 15 July 2010) |
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Tuesday 15 March 2011 (registrations close on Tuesday 18 January 2011) |
Registration is online. For details of registration procedures and test centres go to the GMC website, or visit the British Council.

The Royal College of Physicians aims to ensure high quality care for patients by improving standards and influencing policy and practice in modern medicine. It sets standards for clinical practice, conducts examinations, defines and monitors education and training programmes for physicians, supports doctors in their practice of medicine, and advises the Government, public and the profession on healthcare issues.
The MRCP (UK) Examination consists of three parts. In the UK it is usually taken during the period of general professional training in medicine which follows registration with the General Medical Council of the United Kingdom, and normally lasts at least two years. The MRCP (UK) Diploma does not, therefore, confer specialist status: in the UK it is recognised as an entry qualification for higher specialist training.
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MRCP 2 |
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| Tuesday 19 January |
7 and 8 April |
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28 and 29 July |
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24 and 25 November |
For more information visit the Royal College of Physicians website.

The BioMedical Admissions Test (BMAT) is a subject-specific admissions test taken by applicants to certain medicine, veterinary medicine and related courses. The BMAT is owned and administered by Cambridge Assessment, the new identity for UCLES, one of the world’s largest assessment agencies.
The examination is held once a year in November. Please watch this space for dates, in the 4th week of August.
Exam fee to be confirmed

British universities offer a wide variety of qualifications to students who wish to study in Sri Lanka. Graduates of British universities, whether they studied in the UK or followed courses in Sri Lanka, are now working in some of the biggest organisations in Sri Lanka. We are an examination centre for students studying distance programmes or studying at affiliated institutes in Sri Lanka for all UK universities.
We accept requests from universities, institutes, professional bodies and candidates to administer their exams at any time of the year. These include universities such as Herriot-Watt, Leicester University, Uni. Nottingham and professional bodies such as CIPS.
For more information contact our Examinations Service team at the British Council.
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