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Get Smarter in Bali
Education is playing an increasingly important role in making Indonesia more competitive, and a variety of centres on the island...
Matteo Morello Ph.D, Director of Academic Affairs at i3L, and How the Institute Became a Pioneer in Life Sciences
Indonesia Expat sat with Mr. Matteo Morello, Ph.D, the Director of Academic Affairs at Indonesia International Institute for Life Sciences...
International Baccalaureate and Cambridge Curriculum – What’ the Difference?
Any parent looking to send their child to a good school will have to make a tough decision; which curriculum...
Finding the Right Preschool in Jakarta
I have noticed that working and non-working parents in Jakarta usually have their children cared for by nannies at home...
A Guide to Being an Expat Student in Indonesia
There is more to National Plus schools in Indonesia than meets the eye. Of course, there are the things they...
International Student Experiences – From Indonesia to The Netherlands
Ratih Nawangwulan believes The Netherlands has a far superior education system compared to most other countries, which is what drew...
Holistic Education–Going Beyond Academics
Foreword by: Joel Grant, Operations Manager of The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award Foundation Not all learning happens in the...
Different Realities Face Indonesians at Home and Abroad
Whether for study or work, having travelled away from Indonesia can help Indonesian nationals acquire a better perspective for the...
AIS Indonesia’s Scholarship Programme 2018: How to Apply
AIS Indonesia, one of the archipelago’s leading international schools, has offered a financial help for students taking the International Baccalaureate...
Teachers Criminalised Under Child Protection Act: Legal Claim
A group of teachers is taking on the law in the Constitutional Court with a case claiming the criminalisation of...
Fake Diplomas Reflect Indonesia’s Broken Education System
With chop shops camouflaged as ?foreign-licensed? universities or ?economic institutes?, the demand for fake diplomas is growing in Indonesia....
Indonesia, UK to Spend More on National Science Projects
Knowledge and innovation are keys to improving national wealth. This year, Indonesia and the UK will shell out Rp.132 billion...
Australia Urges Free Trade Partnership to Include Education
As part of the free trade deal that both countries are banking on finalising within the year, Australia urges the...
The Fight against Bullying in Indonesia
For many students across the archipelago and around the world, bullying has become a cultural norm, ranging from name-calling to...
How Cabinet Reshuffles Have Affected Indonesia’s Education Reform
In less than three years, Indonesia has seen big changes in its education system. After three primary education ministers took...
Best International Schools in Indonesia
Best International Schools in Indonesia – Top Rated Schools of Indonesia When it comes to education, most parents want to...
An Expat’s Guide to International Preschools in Indonesia
Moving to a foreign country and raising your kids there can be a big challenge. An even bigger challenge will...
Education Ministry to Consolidate Social Aid Data
The Ministry of Education and Culture has been assigned to distribute Smart Indonesia Cards (also known as KIP) to disadvantaged...
British Council Pushes to Empower Indonesian Teachers and Students
The British Council-Indonesia partnered with HSBC and set a character-building programme for local teachers, principals and high school students....
Militant Islamic Group Forces Christian School to Remove Ad with Student in Hijab
After a Christmas service in Bandung was forcibly shut down by Islamic hardliners early last week, another militant Islamic group...