Inauguration Ceremony of the Certificate in Digital Skills and ICT Applications – Batch I
The University held the Inauguration Ceremony of the Certificate in Digital Skills and ICT Applications – Batch I on 24th January 2026. The ceremony took place at 10.00 a.m. Specifically, it was held at the Auditorium of the Centre for Distance and Continuing Education (CDCE), Park Road Premises, University of Vavuniya. The event marked a significant milestone in the University’s ongoing commitment to enhancing digital competencies. It also marked a milestone in ICT proficiency among learners.
Several distinguished guests graced the ceremony with their presence. These included Senior Professor A. Atputharajah, Vice Chancellor of the University of Vavuniya. They also included Mr. V. Senthooran, Dean of the Faculty of Technological Studies. Furthermore, Dr. M. Kayanan, Dean of the Faculty of Applied Science, attended, along with Mr. R. Sakuntharaj, Academic Coordinator. In addition, lecturers from the Faculty of Technological Studies took part in the occasion. The Assistant Registrar of CDCE also took part.
The inauguration reflected the University of Vavuniya’s dedication to expanding access to quality education. Moreover, it reflected the University’s commitment to equipping participants with essential digital skills. These skills are relevant to contemporary professional and academic environments.
About the Certificate in Digital Skills ICT Programme
The Centre for Distance and Continuing Education (CDCE) at the University of Vavuniya offers the Certificate in Digital Skills ICT programme. Batch I of the programme began with this inauguration ceremony. Consequently, the event brought together university leadership, faculty deans, coordinators and lecturers. Together, they marked the start of the course.
More University Programmes
Read about our Vavuniya University Inauguration Ceremony for more on university events. Also, visit the University of Vavuniya official website for more announcements. Additionally, for general background on digital literacy, see UNESCO’s page on digital skills.

