Where Ethiopianኢትዮጵያውያን
students find their people, projects, and mentors.
Abet Sync connects Grade 9–12 students across Ethiopia with peers who share their interests, teams building real projects, and researchers open to student collaboration.
What you get
Everything students need to collaborate.
Interest Matching
Find students who share your passion for robotics, biology, or entrepreneurship — across every region.
Project Hub
Launch or join student-led projects. Build real things with real teams before university.
Researcher Directory
Connect with Ethiopian researchers and academics open to mentoring ambitious high schoolers.
Student Profiles
Showcase your grades, interests, and achievements in a profile built for Ethiopian students.
Ambassador Program
Become a campus leader, run events, and earn recognition as an Abet Sync Ambassador.
Ethiopia-First
Designed specifically for the Ethiopian education system — from Grade 9 through 12, all regions.
How it works
Three steps to your first collaboration.
Build your profile
Add your grade, school, region, and the subjects you love. Takes less than five minutes.
Discover your people
Browse students and researchers who match your interests. Send a connection request.
Join or start a project
Jump into an existing project or create your own and invite collaborators from across Ethiopia.
Ambassador program
Lead in your region.
Become an Abet Sync Ambassador — represent your school, grow your network, and unlock exclusive opportunities. We are looking for Grade 9–12 students ready to lead.
Questions.
Who is Abet Sync for?
Abet Sync is built for Ethiopian high school students in Grades 9 through 12 — whether you are in Addis Ababa, Bahir Dar, Hawassa, Mekelle, or any other region. It is also open to researchers and mentors who want to work with motivated young Ethiopians.
Does it cost anything?
No. Abet Sync is completely free for students. We believe that access to collaboration and opportunity should not depend on where you live or how much your family earns.
Can I use it in Amharic?
Amharic support is actively being developed. Profile fields, project titles, and messages can already be written in Amharic. A fully localised Amharic interface is on the roadmap.
How do I start a project?
Once you have created your profile, navigate to the Project Hub and click "New Project". Add a title, description, the skills you need, and your school region. Other students can then find and request to join your project.