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The NetHope Academy provides technology training and resources to Information and Communications Technology (ICT) staff and Program Workers at nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) serving developing countries. The goal of the program is to help NGOs improve emergency response and enhance organizational effectiveness by strengthening crucial ICT skills.

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E-Learning Voucher Program
NetHope Academy is offering a limited number of E-learning vouchers for designated self-paced, online courses. Whether you are looking to improve how you use Microsoft Office in everyday business or to develop your expertise as a system administrator, system engineer, or desktop support specialist, you can find training to fit your needs.

Request a voucher
  1. Review the list of available self-paced online courses on the NetHope Academy site.
  2. Send email ictskillsinfo@nethope.org and request one NetHope Academy's voucher. Include the following information in your email:
    • Subject Line: E-Learning Voucher
    • First name and surname
    • Email address
    • Organization


Take Classes Now
Through a partnership with IPMC and New Horizons, NetHope members can sign up to attend courses for a 30% discount. Go to the individual training centers website (listed below), review the course list, sign up for courses and tell them you are a NetHope member. This offer is only available at these locations:
NetHope Supporters
Find a list of NetHope contributors providing in-kind donations of courseware, training expertise, facilities and products.

ICT Skills Building Profile (PDF, 828k)
Learn more about the NetHope ICT Skills Building Initiative and the impact of training on humanitarian workers around the world.

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ICT Professionals install, maintain, manage and support information and communications technology for NGOs, either at headquarters or in the field. Click here to learn more about training options, job objectives, and courses for ICT Professionals.
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Program Workers develop, manage and implement projects and programs for NGOs, either at headquarters or in the field. They use computers and the Internet to help fulfill their daily work tasks, create and communicate ideas, work with numbers and data, and manage teams. Click here to learn more about training options, job objectives, and courses for Program Workers.

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