In preparation for the Nairobi ITU Plenipotentiary Conference in 1982, Ambassador Michael Gardner asked leaders of major, often competing, U.S. ICT corporations to join together with senior U.S. government officials to provide diverse tuition-free training for qualified communications professionals, regulators, and entrepreneurs from the developing world.

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2012 Course Catalog PDF Version
The PDF version of the 2011 Course Catalog and Annual Report is now available online. Download 2012 catalog (1.7MB pdf)

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USTTI and Florida State College have teamed up to create www.USTTI2.org offering trainings and professional opportunities globally online, click here to get started!

USTTI January Update
2011 Training Year Statistics
2011 was a very successful year for the USTTI. We conducted a total of 64 tuition-free courses from March - November, graduating a total of 330 women and men from 67 developing countries. . .

PRESIDENT OBAMA RELEASES INTERNATIONAL STRATEGY FOR CYBERSPACE, MENTIONS USTTI
Earlier today the White House launched the President's International Strategy for Cyberspace, a document that outlines the comprehensive plan for the US to promote prosperity, security and openness in a networked world. Through this document, President Obama seeks to ensure a working partnership with nations around the world. As part of this key strategy, the President highlights the significant work of the USTTI and the role the USTTI has played in building international capacity and security. Importantly, on page 22 of the International Strategy, President Obama applauds the USTTI as an "innovative public-private initiative," which strengthens the Government's efforts in Cyberspace. In the coming months we look forward to partnering with the White House and other government agencies to continue our proven track record of conducting effective outreach through our tuition-free training, thus promoting a more prosperous, secure and open international cyberspace.