Donate
ETTI's training programs are funded by donations from individuals and organizations. You can help by sponsoring students, supporting specific projects or holding a fundraiser for ETTI. To donate please click the button below. For more information about how you can get involved please write to outreach@etti.org.cn.
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Donation Guide
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$30
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A student's transport from their home village to and from ETTI for training
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$75
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Traing materials for a whole semester for one student
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$150
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A heater for the student dormitory
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$300
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Meals for one student during the whole semester
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$1200
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A full scholarship for ETTI's Youth Pre-Employment Training Program (four months live-in)
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Volunteer with ETTI
Applications are welcome for short and long-term assignments from qualified instructors in ESL, hospitality and tourism.
ETTI also welcomes expressions of interest from prospective volunteers with skills in project management, monitoring and evaluation, small business training, publicity and media and communications.
Volunteers can study Chinese and Tibetan languages and experience the cultural and natural diversity of Eastern Tibet during their assignment.
If you are interested in a challenging and rewarding volunteer assignment in Eastern Tibet please contact volunteer@etti.org.cn.
Please include a short account of your professional interests and your CV, complete with contact details for two referees.
Australian, New Zealand and US residents have the opportunity to consider a formal volunteer assignment with one of the agencies listed below:
Australian Volunteers International (AVI) mobilises Australian volunteers for assignments in China of twelve to eighteen months duration. ETTI has worked in partnership with AVI since 2005.
Australian Youth Ambassadors for Development (AYAD) places Australians aged 18-30 on short-term assignments in China from three to twelve months. AYAD began working with ETTI in 2006.
Volunteer in Asia (VIA) sponsors volunteers from the United States with the goal of increasing understanding between the US and Asia.
EASTERN TIBET TRAINING INSTITUTE
Improving livelihoods through vocational training
