LTS provides free education, vocational pathways, and long-term support to help young people in Myanmar build skills and move toward greater independence.
Free digital education for anyone who wants to learn.
LTS provides basic computer and digital skills training without an age restriction. Anyone in the community who wants to learn can apply and participate in the program.
The program is designed to give students practical digital skills that can support further education, employment, and everyday life.
Helping committed students move from basic training into professional skills.
Students who complete LTS computer training may apply for additional vocational training support. LTS reviews each applicant's attendance, commitment, financial circumstances, and career goals through an interview process.
Selected students receive support to attend specialized vocational training provided by external professional training organizations.
Helping talented students continue their education when living costs become the barrier.
Public university tuition in Myanmar may be affordable or subsidized, but students still face significant expenses for books, transportation, accommodation, meals, and other basic living needs.
For low-income families, sending a young adult to university may also mean losing an important source of household income. As a result, some academically strong students are unable to continue their education.
LTS provides long-term support to selected students so that financial hardship does not become the reason they must give up their university education.
Language skills for students considering employment opportunities abroad.
LTS provides free Korean language education for students who are preparing for future employment opportunities involving Korea.
LTS also supports eligible students with TOPIK examination fees and related testing expenses when appropriate.
Education is at the center of our work, but LTS is also part of the community.
Twice each year, LTS organizes meal-sharing activities for local residents in Hlegu.
During the Thingyan water festival, meals are provided especially for people who are unable to return to their hometowns. LTS also organizes another community meal-sharing activity during the Christmas season.
Clean water should be available to the community, not only to our education center.
In 2026, LTS installed a groundwater well to improve access to clean water at the education center.
The water source is also made available to nearby residents free of charge, allowing community members to access clean groundwater for everyday use.
LTS programs are designed around a simple idea: education should not end with a class. We help students begin with accessible learning, identify realistic next steps, and continue toward further education, vocational skills, employment, or greater independence.
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