SRI LANKA — ICT Campus, a new island-wide live online A/L ICT class, has opened enrollment for the 2027 A/L cohort, offering all 14 NIE syllabus units, an AI-powered exam prediction tool, and instant island-wide leaderboards for Rs 2,500 a month — with the first seven days free.
If you have searched "A/L ICT class", "ICT A/L class", or "A/L ICT tuition Sri Lanka" in the last few weeks, you already know the problem: dozens of tuition pages, most of them a phone number and a class schedule, almost none of them showing you what you would actually be learning before you pay for it. ICT Campus is a different kind of answer to that search — a full online A/L ICT class built and taught by a working academic, published as a website you can open, try, and judge for free before a single rupee changes hands.
What's launching
ICT Campus (ictcampus.lk) is a live, online A/L ICT class covering the complete NIE syllabus for Grades 12 and 13 — all 14 units and 325 hours of teaching content, mapped lesson by lesson against all 82 examinable competencies. Classes run live, in both Sinhala and English medium, and are built to be joined from a phone — no app install, no password, just an SMS code to sign in.
The timing is not an accident. The Department of Examinations has just confirmed the 2027 G.C.E. Advanced Level examination will run from August 3 to August 28, 2027 — which means, as of this month, the current Grade 12 cohort has roughly eleven months of runway left, and the class is opening enrollment squarely into that window.
Why an ICT teacher built his own class instead of joining an existing one
ICT Campus is taught by Dr. Yasas Sri Wickramasinghe, a Senior Lecturer in New Zealand and Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the HIT Lab NZ, University of Canterbury, where he completed his PhD in Human Interface Technology. Before academia, he spent five years as a tech lead in industry — including at Sony and Niantic — and taught at the University of Moratuwa, where he built Sri Lanka's first large-scale MOOC platform. Across Udemy and his university MOOC work, his courses have reached more than 70,000 students.
"Every A/L ICT class I looked at was solving for the same thing — get through the syllabus before the exam," Dr. Wickramasinghe said. "That's necessary, but it's not the same as understanding it. I wanted a class where a student could see exactly which competency they're weak on, drill that competency specifically, and get evidence — a mock score, a leaderboard rank, a completed simulation — that it actually improved. That's a data and interface design problem as much as a teaching one, and it happens to be what I do research on."
What a Rs 2,500 month actually includes
Unlike a class that's just a Zoom link and a fee, ICT Campus bundles the class itself with the tools most students end up separately hunting for on Telegram groups and PDF-sharing sites:
- Live classes with instant quizzes and island-wide leaderboards — so a student in Jaffna and a student in Galle are ranked against the same national cohort in real time, not just their own tuition class.
- An AI-powered exam prediction tool for the 2027 paper, alongside free timed MCQ practice already live for the 2026 Paper I.
- Timed mock exams with negative marking, mirroring the real Paper I format exactly, with rankings after every attempt.
- A "doubt clinic" for lesson-specific questions, so a student stuck on one sub-topic isn't waiting for the next live session to ask.
- Interactive simulations for the topics students most often fail to visualise from a textbook alone — logic gates, SQL queries, pseudocode execution, spreadsheet formulas.
- Twelve materials per competency — a one-page revision note, model MCQ and structured questions, a discussion video with worked solutions, a bilingual Sinhala–English glossary, command-word drilling (the exact wording examiners use, like "distinguish between" or "outline"), and a unit mind map.
Class recordings are available afterwards at 1.5× speed, and students receive an automatic progress certificate on completing each unit — a small feature, but one that gives a student (and a parent paying the Rs 2,500) a visible marker of progress between mock exam scores.
The syllabus, mapped end to end
Grade 12 covers six units — Concept of ICT, Introduction to Computers, Data Representation, Fundamentals of Digital Circuits, Computer Operating Systems, and Data Communication & Networking. Grade 13 covers the heavier eight — System Analysis & Design, Database Management, Programming, Web Development, Internet of Things, ICT in Business, New Trends & Future Directions, and the ICT Project. Every one of those 14 units is already live on the site's syllabus browser, competency by competency, so a prospective student — or a parent comparing options — can see exactly what's taught before signing up for anything.
How to join
Sign-up is deliberately friction-free: visit ictcampus.lk, enter a phone number, and verify with a one-time SMS code — no password to create or forget. The first seven days are free with no card required, and payment after that runs through PayHere or a bank deposit slip, at Rs 2,500 a month.
Still deciding whether ICT is the right A/L subject for you?
Enrollment above is for students who've already chosen ICT. If you're still weighing it against other subjects, read Should You Choose ICT for Your A/Ls? An Honest Answer — Including Who Shouldn't first — an honest, no-sales-pitch breakdown of who the subject actually suits, written by the same instructor.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best A/L ICT class in Sri Lanka?
That depends on what you need, but ICT Campus is built specifically to answer this search: a live, island-wide online A/L ICT class covering all 14 NIE units, with free-to-browse syllabus and past-paper content so you can judge the teaching quality before paying anything.
Can I try an A/L ICT class before paying?
Yes. ICT Campus gives new students a 7-day free trial with full access and no card required, and keeps its syllabus browser and past papers free to browse without an account at all.
What is ICT Campus?
ICT Campus is a live, online A/L ICT class covering all 14 NIE syllabus units for Grades 12 and 13, taught in Sinhala and English medium by Dr. Yasas Sri Wickramasinghe. It includes live classes, instant quizzes, mock exams, an AI-powered exam prediction tool, and downloadable notes and past papers, at ictcampus.lk.
How much does the A/L ICT class cost?
ICT Campus costs Rs 2,500 per month, with the first seven days free and no card required to start the trial.
Is the A/L ICT class available in English medium?
Yes. Classes run live in both Sinhala and English medium, and materials — including the technical glossary — are bilingual.
Does ICT Campus require an app?
No. Classes are joined directly from a phone's web browser, and sign-up uses an SMS code instead of a password.
When is the 2027 A/L examination?
The Department of Examinations has confirmed the 2027 G.C.E. Advanced Level examination will run from August 3 to August 28, 2027.
Who teaches the ICT Campus class?
Dr. Yasas Sri Wickramasinghe, a Senior Lecturer and Postdoctoral Research Fellow at HIT Lab NZ, University of Canterbury, with 12+ years teaching ICT and courses that have reached more than 70,000 students via Udemy and university MOOC platforms.
About ICT Campus
ICT Campus is a live, island-wide online A/L ICT class covering the complete NIE syllabus for Grades 12 and 13, built by Dr. Yasas Sri Wickramasinghe. More information, a free syllabus browser, and a seven-day free trial are available at ictcampus.lk.
Media contact: Dr. Yasas Sri Wickramasinghe — ictcampus.lk · linkedin.com/in/yasassri
