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Discover your lane
See how design, writing, research, support, media, entrepreneurship and product thinking all connect to technology.
A new ETS community is forming
Find your place in tech.
The ETS Community is a welcoming space for curious young people who want to explore technology, creativity and digital opportunities—whether or not they write code.
Why join early?
Start with belonging. Grow into opportunity.
The community is being shaped with its members. Joining the waitlist gives you a voice before the first programme opens.
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Learn with people
Take part in future conversations, guided activities and practical sessions designed for beginners—not only experienced developers.
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Build a record
As the community develops, members may be able to collect participation records, project evidence and future recognition from ETS.
There is room for you here
Technology needs more than one kind of person.
Whether you are just curious or already building things, there is a place to start.
Creative minds
Design, storytelling, video, branding, photography, content and the ideas that make digital work human.
People who organise
Community, project coordination, customer support, operations and the systems that help good work happen.
Builders and problem-solvers
Websites, apps, automation, research, data and the practical work behind useful digital products.
Curious beginners
No experience required. You can start by asking questions, attending sessions and finding what interests you.
The first step
Join the early-interest list.
Tell us a little about yourself and we will contact you when the first ETS Community update, orientation or pilot activity is ready.
This is an expression of interest, not a job application or a promise of payment. The community is still being developed, and we will be honest about what is available.
Join through WhatsApp
Complete this short form and WhatsApp will open with a ready-to-send message.
Good to know
Questions we are answering openly.
Is this a paid opportunity?
No. This page is for community interest, learning and future participation. There is currently no promised salary, commission or payment structure.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. Technology ecosystems need creative, organised, communicative and curious people as well as developers.
Will members get a certificate?
We are exploring credible ways to recognise participation in the future. Any certificate or record will be described clearly and will not be presented as academic accreditation unless it is formally accredited.
What happens after I join?
We will share relevant updates as the community takes shape. Joining the waitlist does not guarantee acceptance into a future programme or activity.