Seylan Scholar partners Adyapana 2015 as Official Banker

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Seylan Bank, redefining the boundaries of higher education joins Adyapana 2015 as the official banking partner organized by Lanka Exhibition and Conference Services and driven by St. Thomas’s College Old Boys’ Association for the tenth consecutive year.
Adyapana 2015 themed as “Passport to your future,” will be held on 2nd, 3rd and 4th of October at the BMICH. Seylan Scholar is partnering with Adyapana 2015 for the 2nd consecutive year.
Today professional qualifications as well as educational qualifications have become vital to embark on a rewarding career. With the entry to state-owned universities being limited, the higher education industry in Sri Lanka has become very competitive and diverse with many private universities and institutes entering into the academic field. The exhibition will be a good platform for students to find information about various courses, higher education options, job opportunities and student programmes.
Adyapana, Sri Lanka’s most focused higher education and career guidance exhibition will also feature activities such as career guidance seminars and free counselling etc. Nearly 200 local and international higher educational institutes will showcase their courses and a footfall of more than 10,000 visitors are expected.
Tilan Wijeyesekera, Deputy General Manager – Marketing and Personal Banking of Seylan Bank said “The private institutes either have International affiliations or locally owned educational programmes. However pursuing either of these options require a significant amount of investment. This becomes an obstacle to Sri Lankan students who have been educated under the free education system and parents find it difficult to invest. Understanding the importance of an educated nation for future prosperity and to make higher education accessible to students from different walks of life, Seylan Bank has introduced “Seylan Scholar”. This educational loan can be applied individually or jointly with parents or spouse to fulfill their dreams.”
Seylan Scholar provides financial assistance for local and foreign higher education. The loan can be applied for a maximum of Rs. 10 mn with a repayment period up to 7 years. The bank has tied up with many institutes to facilitate their students’ financial needs. The loan can be applied to pursue SLIM, CIM, AAT, CIMA, IPM and degrees etc. It also enables working professionals to acquire qualifications pertaining to post graduate, such as MBAs by providing access to hassle free funding with flexible
repayment options.
Seylan Scholar at Adyapana 2015 is geared to support the younger generation reach their aspirations by providing financial assistance and valuable advice and guidelines in career development. In addition, rate benefits and other benefits will be provided to those who seek financial solutions at the exhibition. Seylan also welcomes any higher educational institutions to tie up with them to facilitate the financial needs of their students. The loan will cover foreign degrees with course fee, living expenses and accommodation. Students and parents can apply for Seylan Scholar through the island wide branch network of the bank.

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