EGTI’s programming is designed for individuals whose academic, social, communication and adaptive skills are affected due to a disability. Most applicants would have received special education services in the K-12 setting and exited their secondary school with a diploma, GED or certificate of completion.  EGTI is a certificate program (not an accredited college degree program). Students will exit their chosen training session with one or more types of certificates depending upon the program selected.

To ensure that EGTI is the right fit, we require a completed application packet. Once the application packet has been submitted, an in person interview and assessment will be scheduled. Click the link below to download the application packet. Please refer to the Application Checklist on page three to view items required.

Downloads and Links

• Erskine Green Training Institute Application Packet 2023
• Online Letter of Recommendation Form

Application Fee

A $50 non refundable application fee is required of all applicants. Please make checks payable to The Arc of Indiana Foundation, Inc.  The application fee may also be paid using our secure online payment form or may be paid by money order. Once the application fee is submitted, please print your confirmation email and mail with your completed application packet.

Training Program Dates

Completed application packets must be mailed to:

Erskine Green Training Institute
c/o The Arc of Indiana Foundation
Attn:  Admissions Screening Committee
601 S. High Street
Muncie, IN 47305

Not all applicants who complete the application and meet the criteria listed on page two of the application will be accepted into EGTI. Applicants who are not accepted are encouraged to reapply.  Priority will be given to Indiana residents.  An Admissions Screening Committee will review all applications and invite selected applicants to an interview and informal assessment.

Applicants not accepted to EGTI will receive a letter of regret in the mail notifying them of the decision.     Due to the amount of applicants, the Admissions Screening Committee cannot provide individual responses explaining the decision to not accept an applicant.