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Read moreThe VTA was established with the intent of providing skills for employment Manpower Division the training arm of Labor Department that was running Technical and Vocational Education and training programs in many parts of Sri Lanka, this was converted to the newly constitute Vocational Training Authority making vocational training more accessible to rural youth and depressed segments of the country
To be the most dynamic and innovative vocational training provider in Sri Lanka, catering to the global employment market.
To facilitate the fulfilment of the global skilled employment demand by developing competencies in individuals through modern methods and technologies in vocational training and education..
To gain knowledge, skills and competencies of an Automobile Mechanic, e.g. to repair petrol/diesel fuel systems, ignition systems, transmission systems, engine cooling systems, and chassis electronic systems, including passenger safety & security systems. →
To gain knowledge, skills and competencies of an Electrician, e.g. to prepare estimates for electrical installations, to carry out domestic single phase electrical installation, to install domestic safety/security and communications systems, to carry out inspection, testing, fault finding and repair in domestic electrical installations. →
We all interact with the food and beverage industry, whether it is as staff or as a customer. F & B courses at VTA has been designed to give an insight into the industry and the skills required for obtaining employment in Cafes, Hotels, Bars or Restaurants. →
Tourism Management is a study program which prepares students to work in the dynamic tourism industry in sectors like hospitality, travel and tourism →
අනාගතය ජය ගන්නට සිහින දකින අප හට ජාතික වෘත්තිය පුහුණු අධිකාරිය පින් බිමකි. චිරං ජයතු.
ඉතාම විනායානුකූල වැදගත් පරිසරයක අංග සම්පූර්ණ පහසුකම් යටතේ අධ්‍යාපනය ලබන්නට ඔබත් මා මෙන් ශ්‍රී ලංකා වෘත්තීය පුහුණු අධිකාරිය හා එක්වන්න.
උසස් අධ්‍යාපන සිහිනය බොඳව යද්දී, ජීවිතය දිනන්නට මටත් තව වරක් අවස්ථාව ලබාදුන් ශ්‍රී ලංකා වෘත්තීය පුහුණු අධිකාරිය පිළිබඳව මට ඇත්තේ මහත් ගෞරවයකි, හද පිරි භක්තියකි.
August 2020 marks the 25th anniversary of the establishment of the Vocational Training Authority in the country. Due to the situation, it could not be held as a planned celebration ...
The Vocational Training Authority of Sri Lanka proudly celebrates its 25th anniversary with a special ceremony on August 26 at the Hilton Hotel. ...
The key intention behind establishing the VTA was to reach the rural mass of the country which was 72% of the total population, and make them to be skillful to find employment opportunities both locally and internationally. The VTA's mission is to meet the Vocational training needs of Sri Lankans providing learning opportunities trough excellent pre-employment training throughout the country.
Dr. Sita Arambepola, Specialist Minister of State for Skills Development, Vocational Education, Rese View Details
World youth skills day is the day when the whole world pay their attention to the talented youth in View Details
The pilot of Vocational Training , Sri Lanka Vocational Training Authority Release 35000 trainees in View Details
Around 2000 employees of the Vocational Training Authority of Sri Lanka donate a day's salary to the View Details
