Knowledge-sharing session "Elevate your career with IET"

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IET Young Professionals Network Sri Lanka successfully held the knowledge-sharing session "Elevate your career with IET" on May 18, 2024. The target audience is all the undergraduates on On-Campuses and recently graduated students in Sri Lanka. The session's guest speakers are Eng. (Ms.) Thilini Wasundara and Eng. Thathsara Nanayakkara.

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