“As the digital technology movement would enable new kind of jobs in Indonesia, it would accommodate the diaspora with a lot of work opportunities and problems to be solved.”
Skills Futures
Indonesia, ASEAN’s largest economy, could be running out of time to equip its people with the necessary skills, attitudes and knowledge to stay competitive, particularly with its talent shortage of more than 50 percent.
Skills Future presents an explanation of the qualifications frameworks used in Australia and Indonesia, the education systems and regulators as well as analysing the similarities and differences of the two systems.
“The problem is now how we, including university administrators, as part of society, help change the mindset of people towards disabilities. It’s also our responsibility as able-bodied persons.”
Out of 79 assessed countries and economies, Indonesia ranked 73rd in mathematics, 74th in reading and 71st in science.
The Bill would aim to create the “same opportunity” for everyone in the labour market to get a job, while companies would also be incentivised to upgrade labour skills, said Dr Sri Mulyani.
Whether the young blood additions to Jokowi’s cabinet can make their voices heard over a notoriously slow-moving bureaucracy remains to be seen.
“One of the main skills gaps in their graduate recruits from Indonesian universities was leadership skills; critical thinking; a capacity to see the ‘big picture’ of what they were doing.”
Much more needs to be done about illegal logging – it’s cost Indonesia billions of US dollars in revenue.
ITS has established dual degree cooperation with the University of Queensland (UQ), Australia through the Business Management department.
Jen Bahen discusses opportunities for Australian education and training providers to engage with Indonesia in its mission of human capital development.
“Generally, tradition goes that Teachers’ Day is a day full of inspirational and eloquent words. I’m sorry, but I’ll be a little different today. I want to speak from the heart, to all teachers in Indonesia, from Sabang to Merauke.”
An international relations student who speaks 5 languages and an environmental remediation enthusiast have been awarded 12-month adventures overseas as Flinders University’s New Colombo Plan scholars for 2020.
Financial wellbeing centres on the idea that people should be able to not just survive, but thrive – meeting their expenses and having money left over.
The former CEO of Gojek asked teachers to engage their students in discussion rather than telling them to listen… to give students a chance to try teaching in class.
“They should also become the bridges between me and young santri [Islamic boarding school students] and young diaspora in many places across the world,” Jokowi said.
