The Half-Fees Model: Making Quality Education Accessible, Affordable and Sustainable
One of the biggest challenges facing developing countries like Indonesia is the struggle to deliver high-quality education at affordable school fees
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Being Human in a Digital World – Jaspal Sidhu
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Global Excellence, Local Culture; Elevating Education while Embracing Traditions
Looking back at the latest OECD PISA results shows us that the Singapore education system consistently sits at the top of these global rankings. Created by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).
The Jakarta Post: Imbuing Young Minds with Critical Thinking to Celebrate National Children’s Day
In the 21st century, with the advancement of artificial intelligence, creative thinking is now considered one of the most important attributes for individuals and students.
Inspirasi School Founder’s
This school will bring the best international programs from Singapore to Indonesia.
Inspirasi Schools Profile
We believe quality education is accessible and affordable for everyone.
President Joko Widodo: “We must conduct reform on a massive scale.”
In his recent CNN interview President Joko Widodo covered a range of interesting topics including how improving the effectiveness of the Indonesian education system was a top priority for his administration.
Just Say It: “You Don’t Think Co-Curricular Activities Are Important!”
If you don’t already know, CCAs stand for “Co-Curricular Activities”. These are usually clubs or sporting activities where school children take part in, outside of regular school hours. In some schools they are called ECAs or “Extra-Curricular Activities”.
Emerging Jobs in Emerging Markets: Indonesia’s Fastest Growing Jobs May Surprise You
We believe the core responsibility of any school is to prepare its students for the future. This means getting them into the right universities. But more importantly it’s about helping them get jobs in which they will thrive. While a consensus is forming that building resilience, character and STEM skills is a clear path forward for prescribed educational journeys, we cannot ignore the demands of the job market. In a digital world, Indonesia with its enormous population of digital natives is well placed to play a critical role in the future of the region and indeed the world.
