Meeting the Needs of Industry : Sampoerna University
According to a report by Asian Development Bank, one in three young Indonesians remain unemployed for 12 months after graduating...
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How STEAM Education Can Help Your Child Become the Next Bill Gates
In the 21st century, success is no longer about what to think. To stand out and win in the highly...
EDUCATION ? FOR ADULTS ONLY
Warning: The following article contains mature subject matter. Reader discretion is advised. Back at the dawn of human evolution men...
Get Smarter in Bali
Education is playing an increasingly important role in making Indonesia more competitive, and a variety of centres on the island...
Indonesian Students in United States at a 13-Year High
Indonesians studying in the United States is now at a 13-year high with almost 9,000 students currently in the country,...
Moazzam Malik: the British Ambassador Who Wants to Make a Difference in Education
Singapore National Academy had the pleasure of hosting the British Ambassador to Indonesia for around 90 minutes during which we...
Indonesia Needs to Invest in Teachers to Improve Education Quality, says World Bank
The Indonesian government must invest in teachers and reform the teaching profession that in order to improve the quality of...
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...
Teaching in Indonesia’s Largest Trash Dump
Local organization Pesta Pendidikan is honoring the hardwork and service of teachers in Bantar Gebang, West Java, a community built...
Meeting the Needs of the Future Labour Market With Indonesia Education Partnerships
Not only expat directors of companies in Indonesia know that finding qualified human capacity is challenging – especially for skilled...
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....
Lakoat Kujawas: Comfort Food and Literature from the Heart of Timor
Munching on shrimp dumplings fried in lard (babi oangke) at lively garden weddings, dipped in a tangy chili sauce bursting...
Trouble in Paradise: Komodo Island, Tourism and Conservation
With Komodo Island gaining popularity in recent years as a favourite expat destination, it’s easy to only come for the...
Taman Daun: The Whale Hunter’s Library and Art Space
As I first lay eyes on Taman Daun, I had to ask myself, “Where am I?” Having spent the past...
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...
Papuans Tricked into Sending Kids to Fake Schools
On February 17, police arrested a woman for holding seven Papuan children, aged four to 13, at a house on...
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...
Opinion: Eradicating Poverty by Improving Education
Indonesia is the largest Southeast Asian economy with a GDP of 4.8 percent of real growth for the months of...
The Gap Between Public and Private Education in Indonesia
By and large, expats in Indonesia send their kids to private international schools. If your family is coming from a...