We are thrilled to unveil the Skilvul Group’s Impact Report 2023! 🚀 Skilvul Group, a pioneer in digital skills education, partnered with us to measure their social impact. This report highlights their significant contributions to promoting inclusivity and empowering underprivileged communities in Indonesia. Skilvul Group's Impact Report showcases their dedication to fostering digital skills, particularly among underprivileged communities. Their initiatives, such as bootcamps, scholarships, and career preparation programs, have been instrumental in bridging the digital divide. By providing these opportunities, Skilvul Group has empowered countless individuals, enhancing their employability and contributing to a more inclusive digital workforce in Indonesia. This showcasing emphasizes the real-life impact and stories of beneficiaries, creating an emotional connection that underscores the importance of their work. 📢 This is the fifth in ANGIN's 16 Impact Report series. Discover how Skilvul Group is transforming lives by bridging the digital skills gap now! 🔗Access the report here: https://lnkd.in/gNchjwcX 🔗Download the report in English and Bahasa Indonesia here: https://lnkd.in/gVjeWmsQ 🔗Get more info: https://lnkd.in/gXjvP2ef Skilvul Markoding Perempuan Inovasi William Hendradjaja Amanda Simandjuntak Johan Mulyono Muhammad Reza Zaini Natasha Anggya Putri Hana Syafitri Barlian Juliantoro Hasnabila Candrakanti Muthia Fadhila Khairunnisa Ignatia Endra Kristianti Ursula Toding David S. Atika Benedikta #ImpactReport #DigitalSkills #Inclusivity #ANGIN #SkilvulGroup #Empowerment #Education
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🌟 Exciting Times at Concinnity! 🌟 As we approach the end of another fantastic year, it's a great time to reflect on the strides we've made at Concinnity. Here is the first of a few of our wins for the year. Major Contract Win in September The highlight of our year was undoubtedly securing a major contract in partnership with College Australia (RTO 31222). Together, we're honoured to design, implement, and deliver not one, but TWO, innovative short e-Learning courses for IA-CEPA ECP Katalis. Katalis is a five-year program (2020-2025) established under the Indonesia-Australia Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement Economic Cooperation Program (IA-CEPA ECP). 📚Modules in HR and Financial Support We are developing two key courses: - Introduction to HR - Introduction to Financial Support These modules are designed for new graduates in Indonesia, preparing them to enter the workforce with robust foundational knowledge to strengthen their career pathways. Our aim is to equip them with essential skills in support roles, project coordination, and more. 🔍 Incorporating Contemporary Trends We're not just sticking to the basics. Our content will include trends such as Artificial Intelligence and GEDSI principles (Gender Equality, Disability, and Social Inclusion). This ensures our courses are inclusive, effective, and sensitive to the needs of diverse groups, will reflecting the fast moving workplace environment. 🌐 Tailored for Indonesian Learners To maximise accessibility and engagement, all modules will be translated into Bahasa Indonesian. We're infusing the learning experience with interactive videos, gamification, and comprehensive self-assessments. 🤝 A Collaborative Effort This journey wouldn't have been possible without our amazing friends at College Australia. Their expertise and support have been invaluable in this venture. We're learning a lot and thoroughly enjoying this challenging yet rewarding experience. Here's to continued growth and more milestones in the coming year! 🔗 Stay tuned for more updates! #Concinnity #EducationInnovation #AustraliaIndonesiaPartnership #OnlineLearning #ProfessionalDevelopment #Katalis #elearning #elearningdevelopment
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📢 At PT OnDemand Multi Solusindo (ODE), we are driven by a vision to democratize access to higher education across Eastern Indonesia. Our comprehensive web-based administration and management solution is currently implemented at Universitas Dayanu Ikhsanuddin Bau-Bau (Baubau - Buton - Southeast Sulawesi - Indonesia). This solution streamlines admissions, administration, and educational management, ensuring accessibility from anywhere with an internet connection. 🌟 Our commitment to innovation is underscored by our ongoing Research and Development efforts, which focus on enhancing our solution with AI and machine learning technologies. These enhancements will integrate virtual assistance and data-driven decision-making, enabling 24/7 support and precise, data-backed improvements. This will ensure that educational institutions can operate more efficiently and effectively. 🌍 Our CEO Wa Ode Dewi Wahyuningsih, a native of Eastern Indonesia, brings cultural relevance and sensitivity, providing a deep understanding of the unique needs of the region. Our experience and feedback from Universitas Dayanu Ikhsanuddin further guide our approach. 💡 Our ambitious vision requires funding to accelerate the development, replication and deployment of our solution according to our roadmap. We are currently seeking #investment to help us scale our efforts and bring our transformative technology to underserved areas. By investing in us, you are investing in the future of education in Eastern Indonesia, helping to create opportunities for underprivileged communities to access higher education. 📈 We are eager to share our detailed roadmap. Together, we can bring equitable education to those who need it most and make a lasting impact on the educational landscape of Eastern Indonesia. 💪 Let’s work together to make higher education accessible to all and make a difference in the educational future of Eastern Indonesia. #EducationForAll #AIinEducation #EdTech #HigherEducation #EasternIndonesia #InvestmentOpportunity #EducationalEquity #OnDemandMultiSolusindo #UnitedNations #UN #UNESCO #UNICEF #UnitedNationsGlobalEducationCoalition #SDGs #SustainableDevelopmentGoals #SustainableDevelopmentGoal4 #ICEGS #InternationalConferenceonEducationandGlobalSustainability
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#StrivingImpact leads the way forward! A year back, my team and I at University of Malaya Economics Society (PEKUMA) formulated a framework to reshape the landscape of student leadership at Universiti Malaya. Through research and trend analysis, we defined four strategic priorities in the #StrivingImpact framework, aimed at fostering a more dynamic and inclusive student society. As we reflect on the accomplishments of PEKUMA Session 2022/2023, it is evident that #StrivingImpact, at least, has paved the way for change: 1. Operating Effectively: The society underwent significant structural changes, welcoming six new Heads of Divisions (HODs) and refining five flagship initiatives. This overhaul ensured that everything remained relevant and seamlessly integrated. Additionally, for the first time in 48 years, we introduced the PEKUMA Brand Guideline, aligning procedures and marking a historic logo amendment. 2. Improving Diversity: We are proud to have achieved gender balance in our recruitment process, maintaining a 1:1 ratio with six males and six females in our Central Committee. This ensures that every decision made reflects diverse perspectives and is free from gender bias. 3. Supporting Credibility: We refined our flagship initiatives to ensure they resonated with our community and the public at large. Each initiative took progressive steps to develop tailored programs. Take UMES led by the Vice President, Ng Jie Xin (Jason), for example—it successfully attracted 12 listing sponsors to the event, showcasing our commitment to impactful partnerships and engagement. 4. Enhancing Visibility: Our media accounts soared, reaching a record-breaking 549% more users and engaging 1,388 accounts across our social platforms. We partnered with industry giants like Khazanah Nasional and PETRONAS through Graduate Employability & Career Centre (GECC), UM to connect students with incredible opportunities. As we move forward, I am glad to see that our successors are carrying on the legacy of #StrivingImpact in the new session. It is a testament to the effectiveness of our framework in guiding student-led societies towards impactful change. More to come! Do follow @pekuma.um on social media platforms for more updates! Here, I am sharing the details of PEKUMA #StrivingImpact In Brief 2023 for everyone to delve into and enjoy.
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2'ND MEET GROUP 73 WITH KA Faaris Kembaren Hello everyone, back again with me Keisya Chaerani from the Faculty of Economics and Business and the D-III Accounting Study Program at UPN "Veteran" Jakarta. This time the mentoring is combined into one, namely mentoring two with mentoring three. In this mentoring, we discuss "How to Adapt to being a new student", the first of which is academic adjustments, for example tips for managing time for new students effectively, effective study habits and note-taking strategies, active participation in class and building relationships with lecturers, to boost professional branding. Furthermore, social relationships are also explained, for example joining UKM, KSM, and ORMAWA to expand relationships and add skills. Then they are given tips for meeting new people and building friendships and adapting to cultural differences. The next thing is how to maintain health, such as eating and sleeping enough, exercising and knowing your own capacity. There are recommendations for cheap places to eat for us as students, such as the mavera fried chicken where I tried the lime leaf rice, it tastes really good and the price is also affordable. Ka Faaris explained how important mental health is and also explained strategies for managing stress. Work Life Balance is also no less important in balancing academic responsibilities with social life and personal time. We also have to be able to manage finances, we have to be frugal and not wasteful. We as students also have to know the rules for contacting lecturers, pay attention to the time, say hello and make introductions, use good Indonesian and polite manners, explain the purpose briefly and clearly, and don't forget to say thank you. Don't hesitate to explore everything in the world of lectures, starting from committees, competitions, research, organizations, and others. Don't be afraid because it's better to try than regret later. Choose to choose relationships and expand relationships that are positive for our lives. Lastly, we did a documentation session and wrote down our impressions of the message and then posted them on our respective Instagram statuses. Thank you very much Ka Faaris, for your presentation which is very useful for us. Faaris Kembaren #PKKMB2024 #Patribera2024 #VividhaAntaboga #PKKMBUPNVJ #UPNVeteranJakarta #iniceritaguemanaceritalo
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I am thrilled to share the remarkable developments that marking a pivotal moment in our journey towards supporting better education in Indonesia. A New Face, A Renewed Commitment One of the key highlights of the event was the unveiling of our new corporate logo. This symbolizes not just a visual change but, more importantly, a tangible commitment to innovation, progress, and a relentless pursuit of excellence in education. Our new logo embodies our dedication to fostering an environment where learning knows no bounds. Navigating the Future of Education In a move that echoes our commitment to shaping the future of education, we proudly announced the acquisition of Jelajah Ilmu, a cutting-edge digital learning platform. Through our subsidiary, Intan Pariwara Edukasi (IPE) we are now poised to revolutionize how knowledge is accessed and shared. Jelajah Ilmu is more than a platform; it's a bridge to a future where education is not confined by boundaries. IPE has also undergone a profound transformation. With a new logo and a strategic shift, we are proud to embrace our new identity as an educational tech company. This transformation positions us at the forefront of the educational technology sector, ready to lead and innovate, especially with the collective efforts from our newly appointed Chief Innovation and Technology Officer, Dr Benson Soong, together with Prof Eko Indrajit as Advisor. Both are expert in education and technology with extensive experiences in Indonesia and Asia Pacific. A Collective Vision for a Brighter Future These transformative steps are not just about Intan Pariwara Group; they are a testament to our collective vision for a brighter future for education in Indonesia. We believe that innovation is the key to unlocking the full potential of every learner, and these changes reflect our commitment to that belief. Together, let's pave the way for a future where education is not just accessible but is a beacon of inspiration and empowerment for all. https://lnkd.in/g7TVd9sH
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In collaboration with Cakap, we are committed to nurture the potential of young minds at Muslimin Jaya Orphanage🎓 This three-month language scholarship program is part of our continuous commitment to integrate Environmental Social Governance (ESG) principles and our belief in education's power to transform lives into our business model. Cecillia Ong (王秀让), COO of Cakap, commends this initiative as a significant step towards enhancing human resource quality through language proficiency. "Our sustained partnership with MCI consistently yields significant benefits, now culminating in English language classes for orphaned children, echoing our joint commitment to equal access to skill enhancement for a brighter future". Beyond language scholarships, MCI's #ESG efforts include eco-friendly business operations, minimizing single-use products, promoting a plastic-free office environment, and managing waste responsibly. Looking ahead, we're excited to launch a new venture fund focusing on Climate Tech startups in Southeast Asia and Oceania, further solidifying our position as a catalyst for sustainable innovation. #MandiriCapitalIndonesia #MCI8thAnniversary #CollaboratingTowardsTheFuture #SustainableGrowth
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Greetings to all Linkedin users. I'm Ilham Muhammad Ridho, a first year student of Universitas Pembangunan Nasional "Veteran" Jakarta in Indonesia. My study program is Accountancy in the faculty of economy and business. At this moment, i want to share about second online meeting as a new Universitas Pembangunan Nasional "Veteran" Jakarta. The second online meeting’s title is how to adapt to be a new student. For me as a new college student, this meeting is as important as studying course content. Because there is a big gap between highschool students’ culture and college students' culture in my country, Indonesia. At the first session our mentor gave us some tips that might help us in studying. She told us to pick our favorite learning type. Because if we love the process to achieve something, that will make us feel easier right? After the technique, we need to sort out the tasks from the urgent first. If that two things are implemented, we can boost the mood of ourselves by studying together with friends. The second session, our mentor told us the importance of making social relationships. One of the ways to do it is by joining an organization that we like. In that way, we likely meet another person that has the same goal or interest. The third session is about how to make ourselves stay healthy even with all campus activities. There are three important notes to stay healthy, eat well, exercise and also sleep regularly. Before the last session, our mentor explained the fourth session. She told us to save money with make our food by ourselves. Because some of us will live in boarding houses. The last session is about how to contact our teacher. When we message them, always start with saying sorry for disturbing them and always end with thank you. And try to avoid messaging them during the holidays. Thank you Anindya Khairunnisa Ramadhannis for guiding us #PKKMB2024 #Patribera2024 #VividhaAntaboga #PKKMBUPNVJ #UPNVeteranJakarta #iniceritaguemanaceritalo
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Hello everyone!! Let me introduce myself, I am Dafiq Pasha Haryanto from the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, Communication Science Undergraduate Program, UPN Veteran Jakarta. The first day of mentoring from group 27 went with enthusiasm and fun. As the saying goes, ‘If you don’t know, you won’t love’, this first mentoring began with introducing yourself to each other. Kak Deka as a mentor made this activity very exciting and not awkward at all. Not only introducing yourself, kak Deka also introduced us, his mentees to the National Development University “Veteran” Jakarta. In addition, we also got a lot of information about the National Development University Veteran Jakarta. From campus life and others explained in this first mentoring. There were also new students who asked things related to the first mentoring to kak Deka, kak Deka answered each question enthusiastically. The enthusiasm given by the other new students made me even more excited. After several materials, we were briefed for the materials that would be explained and carried out in the next mentoring, such as dividing the division of group tasks and playing games. The first mentoring ended so pleasantly, that it made me impatient for the second mentoring. The second day of mentoring began with Kak Deka holding games. The participants who took part in the mentoring were very enthusiastic when taking part in the games. After the games were finished, Kak Deka asked for an update on the group assignments that had been given on the first day of mentoring. After this activity, Kak Deka gave some materials, such as how to adjust academically, build social relationships, and important tips. Several ways were given for adjusting academically, namely the first was to manage time. The second was to choose the right learning technique. The third was to participate in class and build relationships with lecturers. The last was to create good personal branding. In addition, we were also given a lot of important information. We were even given information about affordable places to eat around campus. The second day of mentoring ended very excitingly. CeriteraKitaUntukIndonesia! #PKKMB2024 #Patribera2024 #VividhaAntaboga #PKKMBUPNVJ #UPNVeteranJakarta #iniceritaguemanaceritalo
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Concluding United In Diversity’s twentieth year in 2023 gives us an occasion to pause and reflect on our journey (“Who is my Self and What is my Work?”)—as individuals, institutions, and a collective of social innovators and warriors of systemic change—especially in light of the current global, regional, national, and local reality. This reflective moment is especially timely considering that we as a global society are at the midpoint towards the 2030 global development goals. Closer to home, 2023 also ushers in the influential milestone that is Indonesia’s long-term national planning document that will guide future development policy across administrations. This invitation is the second of two “Co-initiating” steps—conversations convened by UID to reflect on its journey with the intention to celebrate our fellows, surface and connect the diversity of systems change initiatives, and invite our broader network partners to join in the journey as we unfold the next chapters. The first step took place in two online events on October 28th and 30th 2023, inviting UID fellows to check in and sense into each other’s work for a greater awareness and appreciation of the ongoing endeavors happening within the collective. Co-Initiating #2 Date: Sunday, 19 November 2023 Time: 08.30 - 15.00 GMT+7 / 09.30 - 16.00 GMT+8 Venue: UID Learning Hub, Jakarta & UID Bali Campus Please confirm your attendance at https://lnkd.in/gJDC2QJu at the latest November 15, 2023. #uidindonesia #unitedindiversity #leadership #sustainable #betterbusiness #BetterWorld #UID
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Matteo S., our CEO will be speaking in the event organized by Amity 👋 🚨 https://lnkd.in/gnapqK2g Hey everyone, did you know Indonesia's EdTech scene is booming? The World Bank says it's super important for educating loads of people. Get this: by 2030, about 113 million folks, which is 73% of the working-age population, will need to brush up on their skills to stay sharp in the job market. That's a big deal! We're setting up a chat about the coolest EdTech platforms out there. You'll get to hear from top players in the industry about how to make the most of community vibes to keep learners coming, engaged, and ready for the future. On the panel we have industry experts: - Stevien Jimmy, Cofounder at KitaLulus - Matteo Sutto, Founder & CEO at RevoU - Stephanie Hardjo, AVP of K12 Product at Ruangguru The panel will be moderated by Rianne Mulder from Amity. This isn't just another meet-and-greet. It's a chance to dive deep into meaningful talks and link up with people who get it. 📍 The spot? MOIEHAUS, 56 floors up at the Regent Residences. We're gonna dig into: 👉 What's up with EdTech in Indonesia right now. 👉 Why mixing education with community is a game-changer. 👉 Tips on using community vibes to keep learners hooked and help them reach their dreams. 👉 Real talk on how these communities are making learning apps and websites more social and how that's paying off. Can't wait to see you there!
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