A state-of-the-art Electronic Korean Language Examination Centre, equipped with modern facilities and smart devices such as tablets, was officially opened today (22) in Thalahena under the patronage of Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Employment Arun Hemachandra. The new centre, known as the Korean Language Examination Center Ubiquitous-based Test (UBT), has been established to conduct Korean language proficiency tests required for employment opportunities in South Korea under the EPS programme. The initiative follows a decision by South Korea’s Human Resources Development Service (HRD Korea) to introduce tablet-based examinations starting in 2025. The centre was established at the request of…
New Electronic Korean Language Exam Centre opened in Thalahena
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