A/L ICT classes online — Sinhala medium, Grades 12 & 13
Live A/L ICT tuition for Sri Lankan Advanced Level students, covering the complete National Institute of Education (NIE) syllabus — all 14 units across Grade 12 and Grade 13. Taught in Sinhala medium by Dr. Yasas Sri Wickramasinghe. The first 7 days are free and no card is needed to start.
- Subject
- A/L ICT (local syllabus)
- Grades
- 12 and 13
- Medium
- Sinhala (English terms given)
- Format
- Live online, join from a phone
- Syllabus
- 14 units · 487 periods
- Fee
- From Rs 2,500 / month
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Classes and fees
A/L ICT
Rs 2,500 / monthGrade 12-13 ICT, theory and structured essay technique.
First 7 days free · no card required
What makes this different from a recorded course
Live, not recorded
You ask a question and get the answer in the class, not in a comment thread three days later. Recordings exist for catch-up, but the class itself is live.
Quizzes during the class
Questions are pushed mid-lesson and answered on your phone, with the island-wide leaderboard right after — so you find out you misunderstood a concept in the same hour you learn it.
Marks, not just content
Knowing the syllabus is not the same as scoring. Command words, answer structure and where examiners actually award marks are taught alongside the content.
Notes you keep
Class notes, past papers and marking schemes download straight after the class and stay yours.
Timed mock exams
Full papers under exam conditions with a live rank, so the first timed paper you sit is not the real one.
Phone-first
Sign in with an SMS code, join from the browser, no app and no password. Built for a student on mobile data, not a desktop lab.
Every unit covered, Grade 12 and Grade 13
The National Institute of Education (NIE) A/L ICT syllabus, unit by unit, with the syllabus's own numbering and period counts — nothing renumbered, nothing skipped.
Grade 12units 1–6
Grade 13units 7–14
- 7. System Analysis and Design10 lessons · 68 periods
- 8. Database Management7 lessons · 50 periods
- 9. Programming13 lessons · 74 periods
- 10. Web Development8 lessons · 60 periods
- 11. Internet of Things2 lessons · 15 periods
- 12. ICT in Business3 lessons · 12 periods
- 13. New Trends and Future Directions of ICT3 lessons · 12 periods
- 14. Project2 lessons · 30 periods
How the A/L ICT exam is structured
Paper I (MCQ)
2 hours · 50 questions
50 multiple-choice questions, answer all. Negative marking is not applied, so never leave a blank.
Paper II (Structured & Essay)
3 hours
Part A structured questions (answer all), Part B essay questions (choose a subset). This is where command words decide the mark.
Free and open to everyone: the past papers guide, a full 2026 Paper I MCQ practice paper and what every exam command word requires.
Who teaches these classes
Dr. Yasas Sri Wickramasinghe teaches every class, writes every note and records every video on this site personally — there is no panel of assistant tutors.
- PhD in Human Interface Technology, University of Canterbury, New Zealand
- Senior Lecturer, New Zealand
- Former Lecturer, University of Moratuwa
- Industry researcher and tech lead — Sony, 99X, Niantic
- 70,000+ students taught on Udemy and open.uom.lk
Questions students and parents ask
Are the A/L ICT classes in Sinhala medium or English medium?
Classes are taught in Sinhala medium, following the NIE A/L ICT syllabus. Technical terms are given in English as well, because the exam paper and the marking scheme use them — so you are never guessing at a term you will meet in the paper.
Which grades are covered?
Grades 12 and 13, the complete two-year A/L ICT syllabus. Grade 12 covers units 1 to 6 (concepts, computer fundamentals, data representation, digital circuits, operating systems, networking) and Grade 13 covers units 7 to 14 (system analysis, databases, Python programming, web development, IoT, ICT in business, new trends, and the project).
How much do the classes cost?
A monthly fee per subject, shown on this page and on the home page. Every subject starts with a free 7-day trial and no card is required to begin, so you can sit in on a real class before paying anything. There is no forced auto-renewal.
Can I join from a phone?
Yes. Classes run in the browser on any phone, tablet or laptop — there is nothing to install. You sign in with your Sri Lankan mobile number and a one-time SMS code, so there is no password to forget.
What happens if I miss a live class?
Published class recordings stay available on your subject page and can be downloaded, so a missed class is caught up rather than lost.
Do the classes cover past papers?
Yes. Past paper questions are worked through in class, and free written breakdowns, a full 2026 Paper I MCQ practice paper and command-word guidance are published openly on this site for anyone, whether or not they join a class.
Who teaches the class?
Dr. Yasas Sri Wickramasinghe — PhD in Human Interface Technology from the University of Canterbury, New Zealand, a senior lecturer, a former lecturer at the University of Moratuwa, and a former industry researcher and tech lead at Sony, 99X and Niantic. Every note, video and live class is taught by him personally.
How do I pay?
By card through PayHere, by uploading a bank deposit slip, or by cash or bank transfer recorded directly by the teacher. All three issue the same numbered receipt.
Sit in on a real class before you pay
Seven days free, no card, no auto-renewal. Sign in with your mobile number and one SMS code.
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