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Downloads. The statutory language right of the Sri Lankan citizen is: Sinhala and Tamil shall be Bilingual, Official Languages, as well as National Languages and, English, shall be link language.
Research and development on using ICT in local languages commenced formally by a State sector organization at the Council for Information Technology (CINTEC) in the late eighties. Later, with the setting up of the Local Languages Working Group at the ICT Agency of Sri Lanka (ICTA) in 2003, all that was needed – i.e. OS support, fonts, keyboard layouts, keyboard drivers, standards, locale ...
Should possess an ordinary pass for English at the G.C.E. (O/L) or an equivalent qualification from a reputed educational institute to apply for basic course in English and education up to G.C.E. (O/L) is sufficient to apply for all the other courses.
Mission “To facilitate and coordinate the implementation of the Official Language Policy with the objective of achieving Peace and Harmony”. Objectives To Facilitate the Public officers and students who are following Courses in languages to improve their trilingual (Sinhala,Tamil, English) skills and other Language (Foreign) skills.
Download – Local Language Portal. Input Methods. Unicode Fonts. Standards. Other. This portal includes resources, material and information related to using ICT in Local Languages, collected from various organizations and individuals. We are not responsible for the content or websites linked from this portal. A Project Funded by.
The National Languages Processing Center (NLPC), at the University of Moratuwa has developed the SiTa Computer-Assisted Translation System for the translation of official documents among Sinhala, Tamil and English.
Over view – Vision, Mission & Objectives | Official Language Commission |Sri Lanka The Official Languages Commission was established under Act No. 18 of 1991. The key task is to regulate and supervise provisions relating to the language rights contained in Chapter IV of the Constitution of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka.
