7-Person Delegation from Kanagawa Information Services Association visits LNBTI
This association has a membership of more than 350 companies, varying from micro-level to large scale companies including famous Multinational Companies.They visited LNBTI to explore the possibility of recruiting our graduates after the degree completion.
A delegation from Mie Prefecture visits LNBTI
A/L Combined Mathematics Special Paper Discussion @Samudradevi Balika Vidyalaya
A/L Combined Mathematics Special Paper Discussion @Rajasinghe Central College, Hanwella
LNBTI Hosted an IoT Seminar and facilitated a Past Paper Discussion at Taxila College, Horana.
Join us at Horana Taxila College on October 2nd, for an insightful session on IoT (Internet of Things)!
A/L Combined Mathematics Special Paper Discussion
Inauguration of the Language Camp
A special session at Lanka Nippon BizTech Institute (LNBTI) was attended by the Deputy Ambassador of the Japanese Embassy, Mr. Naoaki Kamoshida, along with diplomats Mr. Hiroki Inoue and Ms. Anna Suzuki. During his opening address, Deputy Ambassador Kamoshida encouraged LNBTI students to stay committed to their studies, emphasizing the promising opportunities available in Japan after completing LNBTI’s programs. He praised the institute’s curriculum, which mirrors the educational packages of Japanese universities, a first in Sri Lanka.The Deputy Ambassador also acknowledged LNBTI’s focus on preparing students for careers in Japanese IT companies by integrating technical education with lessons on Japanese culture, society, and values. This holistic approach equips students with the skills and cultural knowledge needed for success in Japan.After the address, diplomats Mr. Inoue and Ms. Suzuki participated in a Q&A session, discussing the unique characteristics of Japanese society, including values like discipline, teamwork, and traditions. Their insights gave students a clearer understanding of what to expect in Japan’s work environment.Vice Chancellor Professor Ananda Kumara also spoke during the session, advising students to start preparing for careers in Japan by focusing on language and cultural understanding. Directors Mr. Kazuyuki Ikura and Mr. Ravindra Perera, along with Professor Hewagamage, Academic Advisor, Mrs. Bhashini, Head of IT, and Mr. Toshiyuki Sadoi, Head of the Language Department, were also present, reinforcing the importance of this event in guiding students toward global competence and career success.
LNBTI Students Begin Internships in Japan Very Soon…
Each year, in collaboration with the Japanese Embedded Systems Technology Association (JASA), LNBTI conducts an embedded software training program that provides outstanding students with internship opportunities. This year, we are proud to announce that four exceptional students have been selected for fully funded internships in Japan, sponsored by member companies of JASA.On September 30th, our students who are planning to visit Japan for internships in IT companies were blessed to receive advice from distinguished staff, including Prof. Ananda Kumara, Vice-Chancellor, and Mr. Ikura Kazuyuki, the Japanese Director, along with key members such as Mr. Sadoi, Head of the Japanese Language Division, just before their departure. They provided invaluable guidance on how to maximize the benefits of the internship program.During their three-month stay in Japan, the selected students will undergo specialized training designed to enhance their skills and experience. We extend our best wishes to these high-achieving students and are confident that they will excel, paving the way for future opportunities for Sri Lankan students in the Japanese internship market.Furthermore, students who perform well during their internships have a strong potential to secure permanent positions with these prestigious companies upon graduation. This initiative not only enhances their educational experience but also strengthens the technological ties between Sri Lanka and Japan. Selection for this fully funded internship in Japanese IT companies serves as a testament to the unique features of the LNBTI Japanese Academic Model.
