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National 9 years ago
Vocational education key to competing globally: Minister
Education and Culture Minister Muhadjir Effendy praised the Industry Ministry’s initiative of launching a vocational education program for Central Java and Yogyakarta, saying it showed the latter’s responsiveness in tackling the challenges of increased global competition.
National 9 years ago
Govt launches vocational education program for C. Java, Yogyakarta
Industry Minister Airlangga Hartarto inaugurated on Friday a vocational education program for Central Java and Yogyakarta to strengthen cooperation between vocational schools and industrial companies across the two provinces.
Business 9 years ago
Govt launches free industrial skills training program nationwide
In a bid to improve manpower quality and help industries with skilled manpower, the Industry Ministry has added a new system to its training program, Balai Diklat Indonesia, in major cities across the archipelago, inviting people to develop and improve on their skills for free.
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