ETHOS apprentices Sinh, Ta May and Pang stand together in traditional Hmong and Red Dao clothing against a mountainous Sa Pa landscape.

Follow Their Journey

Follow Pang, Ta May and Sinh from their first lessons and practical workshops through field experience, formal assessments and professional milestones.

Three Paths. One Shared Journey.

See what the apprentices are studying, producing and achieving throughout their 30-month programme with ETHOS.

Sinh, Ta May and Pang study together at a wooden table, writing in a notebook inside the ETHOS learning space.

Follow Their Progress

The apprenticeship begins in September 2026, and this page will grow alongside Pang, Ta May and Sinh throughout their 30-month journey.

Shared Programme Updates will document the lessons, workshops, field visits, assessments and important milestones they experience together.

The individual sections will follow each apprentice as she develops her own skills, interests, confidence and professional direction.

Updates will be shared with the apprentices’ knowledge and approval. They will celebrate progress, reflect honestly on difficulties and respect what each young woman chooses to keep private.

Sinh smiles while writing in a notebook at a wooden table, with a camera and books beside her.

Sinh’s Latest Updates

Follow Sinh as she develops her English, videography, photography, guiding and hospitality skills. Her updates will show how she is working towards a stable future that allows her to support her family while remaining rooted in Sử Pán and her Hmong community.

Ta May stands outdoors in traditional Red Dao clothing, with a mountain village and warm evening light behind her.

Ta May’s Latest Updates

Follow Ta May as she strengthens her confidence, communication and professional independence. Her updates will explore her growing interest in tourism, cultural interpretation and helping visitors understand Red Dao culture as living knowledge.

Pang smiles in traditional Black Hmong clothing while standing inside a room displaying local textiles and cultural objects.

Pang’s Latest Updates

Follow Pang as she improves her English, digital skills and understanding of responsible tourism. Her updates will show how she is discovering possible career directions while connecting formal learning with the farming, textile and cultural knowledge passed through her family.