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Message: <blockquote data-quote="helpWorld" data-source="post: 19204799" data-attributes="member: 544032">anna othana thama aula.un kathathi ne wena un degree 1k gannawata.hnd da camps da newi wadagath danuma thama wadagath.a unata me yera idala samana karapu eka aiyen karala.eka aye denata kiyala me kiyanne.Higher National Diploma in Accountancy - (HNDA) The  HNDA programme is the first professional accounting course introduced  in Sri Lanka. It was started in 1943 as the National Diploma in  Accountancy with the aim of detecting and preventing frauds, errors and  malpractices in Ceylon Tea Estates and Ceylon Railway. Then, it was  converted to a Higher National Diploma in Accountancy (HNDA) in 1946.  The HNDA programme is the first professional accounting course  introduced in Sri Lanka. It has been gaining popularity over the time  and in 1963, an evening course was also introduced in order to meet the  market demand. The HNDA was considered as an alternative to a B.Com  degree offered by a Sri Lankan university by the Public Administration  Circular No.46/90 of 1990. The mandate for auditing enterprises  excluding public sector organizations as certified auditors was granted  to the HNDA holders in 1968. From 2001, HNDA programme is conducted by  the Sri Lanka Institute of Advanced Technological Education (SLIATE) at  the Advanced Technological Institute (ATIs). After  completing HNDA program, the HNDA holders can start their carrier as  registered auditor and audit companies except public companies. The  syllabus of the HNDA programme was recently revised by taking into the  account of the syllabus of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Sri  Lanka and some other syllabuses. The HNDA programme is conducted over  four years on full time and part time basis. SLIATE has been conducting  this programme from its inception in 1965 with the mission of creating  excellent higher national diploma holders who are competent enough and  equipped with modern technology in the fields of accounting and finance  in order to contribute for the sustainable development of the country.</blockquote>

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