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Cambridge Strengthens Its Commitment to Sri Lanka With New World Trade Center Office

by CeylonBusiness1
September 30, 2026 2:36 pm/**/ 0 comment

Colombo, Sri Lanka – September 2026: Cambridge University Press & Assessment has strengthened its presence in Sri Lanka with a new office at the World Trade Center, Colombo, and a directly employed local team through Cambridge University Press & Assessment Lanka (Pvt) Ltd from 1 August 2026.

The development reflects Cambridge’s continued commitment to Sri Lanka and its investment in local capability, bringing its teams closer to the schools, educators, institutions, partners and communities they support across the country.

From its new Colombo base, the Sri Lanka team supports the full breadth of Cambridge University Press & Assessment’s work in the country. This includes Cambridge International Education, Cambridge English, publishing and learning resources, alongside sales, marketing, customer support and operations. The team also works with government and institutional partners to support priorities across Sri Lanka’s education sector.

Zahara Ansary, Country Head, Sri Lanka and the Maldives, Cambridge University Press & Assessment, opined:

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“Our work in Sri Lanka has always been built on strong relationships with the education community. This new office and our directly employed local team give us an even stronger foundation to build on those relationships, understand local needs and support the schools, educators, institutions and partners we work with across the country. It also reflects our confidence in the future of education in Sri Lanka and our commitment to being here for the long term.”

Cambridge works across different stages of education in Sri Lanka, supporting schools and learners through international curriculum, programmes and qualifications, English language learning and assessment, educational resources and professional development for teachers as well as professionals. Its local team also works with higher education institutions, employers, government stakeholders and education partners across the country.

As part of the University of Cambridge, Cambridge University Press & Assessment brings together expertise in education, assessment, research and publishing. Cambridge International Education works with more than 10,000 schools across over 160 countries, supporting a global community of learners, teachers and school leaders.

Arun Rajamani, Managing Director, South Asia, Cambridge University Press & Assessment, said:

“Sri Lanka is an important part of our work in South Asia, with a strong education community and relationships that we have developed over many years. Strengthening our local presence allows us to work even more closely with our partners in Sri Lanka, combining Cambridge expertise with a deeper understanding of the local context. We look forward to continuing that work and supporting education in the country for many years to come.”

The past year for Cambridge in Sri Lanka has been immensely successful with the highest volumes in resource sales, ten new schools joining the Sri Lankan Cambridge schools community and with nearly 50,000 Cambridge English examinations (including Young Learners English (YLE)) delivered across the Island.  

The new Colombo office will serve as the base for Cambridge University Press & Assessment’s Sri Lanka team as it continues to develop its work across international education, English, publishing and partnerships with institutions and government.

 

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About Cambridge University Press & Assessment

Cambridge University Press & Assessment is part of the University of Cambridge. We share the University’s mission to contribute to society through the pursuit of education, learning and research at the highest international levels of excellence.

We work with educators, learners and institutions around the world through our expertise in education, assessment, research and publishing.

 

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