Welcome to Lotsawa Rinchen Zangpo Translator Program (LRZTP), one of the leading schools in the formation of specialized interpreters and translators from Tibetan. Our approach to the vast Tibetan knowledge through a Western pedagogical system provides our students with the philosophical terminology as well as interpreting and translation skills required to start working as an interpreter in a Buddhist Dharma center or a free-lance Tibetan translator.
All you need to know about our famous two-year Tibetan language interpretation training in Dharamsala, India
Information about our eight-week intensive course, the perfect introduction to Tibetan language
Information about our comprehensive online Tibetan language program where one has an opportunity to study to an advanced level – including Dharma Tibetan
Learn Tibetan at your own pace with private online conversation classes and general language tutoring
After successfully completing the program, our students have a variety of options. A few of them continue their Buddhist studies in other universities, some become free-lance translators, and several work as interpreters in Dharma centers around the world. Listen to some of their experiences.
Happy New Year! LRZTP hopes you all will have a wonderful year! We are looking forward to you 2021!
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LRZTP 8 began on 13th March 2018 with a grand opening ceremony to welcome our new teachers as well as our new team consisting of Dr Filip Majkowski, LRZTP...
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The Iron Mouse year has arrived! Happy Losar from everyone in Lotsawa Rinchen Zangpo Translator Program!
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“… to be able to spread Dharma, with that motivation, to spread Dharma, to translate Dharma, that has the greatest benefit, not only in your life, but the greatest benefit for sentient beings, that’s the best gift for sentient beings.”
Lama Zopa Rinpoche talk to LRZTP5, McLeod Ganj, August 10th, 2010
Lotsawa Rinchen Zangpo Translators Program is in pending affiliation with the Foundation for the Preservation of the Mahayana tradition – FPMT.
