About ETDA

Life-Long Learning, Capacity-Building, Quality Training, Empowerment, Sustainability.

Clonazepam For Sale Online ETDA was established in Dili in 2000. It strives to strengthen the capacity of the Timorese people to earn a livelihood and therefore play an integral, active and co-ordinated role in the development of their Nation.

https://www.parroquiaclaret.org/?m=2018 It is an independent, not-for-profit NGO that provides training and guidance in a range of vital areas. Led, managed and operated by East Timorese, ETDA is governed by a Board of Directors  and also receives valuable professional advice from international peers who share their  knowledge and skills with their Timorese colleagues.

ETDA is an institute of many parts, including:

• Tourism and Hospitality training
• Internship programs
• Ceramic Arts
• Languages (English and Portuguese)
• Administration, Finance and Computer courses
• Professional Development
• Readiness for Employment Pool

Scholarship Management

• Oan Kiak Scholarship Trust Fund, which invests the generous donations of others into building a foundation for Timor-Leste’s tomorrow by paying the school fees of the Oan Kiak Orphans
• Scholarships for children of Veterans – sponsored by Timor Awakening and Australian Veterans Care Association
• Scholarships sponsored by individuals or the Private Sector

ETDA’S Goal

• High Quality Training
• Sustainability
• Talent Management
• Systems & Efficient Processes
• Appropriate Structure

Customized Training:

https://www.buttsandshoulders.com/patina-gallery/ ETDA is committed to continually develop and deliver a wider range of courses. Since 2002, it has provided training specific to the needs of government, NGOs and the private sector.

https://www.jcandalusians.com/rate-card/ If you or your organisation have any training needs, please contact ETDA’s Training Manager,  Januario Maria Neto Mok on +670-7255828 so that we can work together to develop a relevant course or training package.

Methodology:

ETDA takes a contemporary approach to training. Its workshops and and sessions have been developed and evaluated according to the latest teaching theories of planning and practice.

https://www.parroquiaclaret.org/?paged=43 The training is accessible to all Timorese. ETDA is unique in the delivery of courses in Tetun, by Timorese trainers with all support materials provided in Tetun.

https://saturnsisters.com/uncategorized/ The training is highly communicative and interactive. Participants learn through “doing” and involvement, so all sessions are participant-centred.

Buy Klonopin Without A Prescription ETDA trainers create a relaxed and supportive environment where learners feel comfortable and respected.

Purchase Clonazepam Dependent on participant needs and demographics, sessions include a variety of materials and methodologies, including:

• Presentation/lecture
• Group discussion
• Role-play and simulation
• Case Study analysis
• Group based activities
• Independent activities
• Audio-visual/video screenings
• Course manuals
• Practise exercises
• Progress assessment
• Conclusion assessment
• Course Evaluation

Through continual evaluation, it has been established that organisations and the unemployed register with ETDA for training because of:

• Training and assessment quality
• Experience and commitment of Trainers
• Detailed and easy-to-follow manuals and materials written in Tetun
• Delivery of courses in Tetun

ETDA Logo:

https://www.capfaa.org/2025golfclassic/ The logo was first presented at the Strategic Development Planning for East Timor Conference in Melbourne, Australia, in April 1999. ETDA’s first task was to complete the follow-up work from this Conference, and the organisation has retained the logo ever since.

Meaning:

Buy Clonazepam Usa https://galaprojectes.com/galeria-cocinas/ Sana Rai: the small earthen cooking pot that nourishes the East Timorese family and the nation. Battered by war and bonded by Timor-Leste’s social cultures, the small fissures do not shatter.

https://www.jcandalusians.com/rate-card/ Grandfather Crocodile: the living icon for East Timorese cultures.

https://www.capfaa.org/photos/ Kadai: a simple bag of knotted cotton, with the knots representing small spirits of cooperation.

https://www.jcandalusians.com/flickr-photos/ Colours: the blue, green and white behind the symbols represent the design of the CNRT flag.