Diploma in Photography

Diploma in Photography The three years course in photography is conducted by the National Photographic Art Society of Sri Lanka (NPASSL) for free of charge for the members of the society. The course is conducted by NPASSL for more than 5 decades. The ‘Certificate in Photography' is awarded for the members who complete each written and practical examination in the first year and second year successfully. The members who pass the written and practical examinations in each year of three years' course are qualified for the 'Diploma in Photography'. The National Photographic Art Society of Sri Lanka was formed in the year 1950, just two years after gaining independence to the country from the British Empire. From the very inception it was originated as a national movement, aimed at educating the local enthusiasts in the subject of Photography. The society, a brainchild of Late Mr. Wilson Hegoda, initially catered for the local community in the country, by conducting classes leading to a diploma, not only to its members, but also to the students from schools across the country, free of charge as a community project.

Faculty Qualifications

Diploma

Years in Operation: Over 10 years

Types of Classes Offered:

• Medium group classes (10 - 20 students)

Languages of Instruction:

• English
• සිංහල

Does the institute offer online classes?

No

Does the institute conduct classes at its premises?

Yes, at the following location(s):

Does the institute conduct classes at other educational institutions?

No

Do the institute's teachers visit students' homes to conduct classes?

No