Sysco LABS provides FastTrack Internship Programme

Sysco LABS recently announced their partnership with the FastTrack Summer Internship Programme for 2024 in collaboration with John Keells Holdings and Brandix.

FastTrack is a long-running programme known in the corporate world that offers a select group of undergraduate’s hands-on corporate experience through a four-week internship. Featuring experiential learning opportunities and exposure to multiple industries across the country’s leading companies, the programme provides young talent a platform to translate academic learning into workplace realities.

This year’s edition also offered interns’ exposure and mentorship to industry leaders at all three organisations with Sysco LABS’ participation providing insight into the IT industry. Sessions covered leadership skills, personal branding, and technical development within an IT context.

Sysco LABS Managing Director Rasika Karunatilake said; “Creating innovation-focused learning opportunities for budding leaders is a primary focus area for us. With technology rapidly becoming a major export sector for Sri Lanka, we recognise how exposure to a global tech environment could influence the career choices of the FastTrack interns and cultivate a new generation of empowered leaders. We hope our mentorship will enable them to make meaningful contributions to the IT sector and drive economic development in the country.”

Sysco LABS’ partnership with FastTrack reaffirms the company’s commitment to empowering young talent and capacity development for theIT industry.

The programme aspires to encourage diverse career pathways that contribute to economic growth and drive innovation. Together, they equip youth with the tools for growth tonurture future corporate leaders in Sri Lanka.

Sysco LABS Director of People Operations Rehan Anthonis stated; “We enjoyed collaborating with John Keells Group and Brandix on this programme.

The FastTrack programme was a welcome opportunity for us to provide invaluable insights into the inner workings of IT companies and support young minds on their learning journeys as they prepare to enter the workforce.”

 Source:Daily News