SLITAD extends training to off-shore institutions

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From its inception Sri Lanka Institute of Training and Development conducts seminars, workshops and tailor made programs for the corporate world in matters connected with Human Resources/Human Resources Development. These programs were well received in the arena of Human Resources and continue to draw the attention of training professionals and future trainers. For the first time in the short history of SLITAD, it was selected by a foreign organisation to conduct programs on Training and Administration and Strategic Planning in Human Resources for its members. Senior officers from the Royal Oman Navy were in Sri Lanka to follow these courses and SLITAD successfully completed these training programs. This clearly illustrates that foreigners involved in training are now looking to Sri

Lanka for their knowledge searching journeys. Some more training programs for foreign participants are in the lineup during this year. All of these sessions were conducted by the leading training and development professionals in Sri Lanka. SLITAD was founded in 1998 by a group of HRD professionals led by late Achilles Joseph, former DIG and Director Higher Training Institute of the Sri Lanka Police. Since 1998, SLITAD has been actively involved in carrying out its mission and now is evolved to a well established organisation dedicated to uplift the professional standards of Human Resources Development with more than 200 members in Fellow, Member, Associate, Affiliate, Students and Institutional categories. SLITAD has made significant contributions towards the HRD profession of the country by producing more than 200 full-fledged Trainers by its Diploma course in Training and Development. Apart from the academic courses SLITAD also conducts seminars/workshops and tailor made programs for organisations in HR/HRD related matters.