 We are pleased to be able to work with 2 batches of schools and universities this year. We got to know many schools and some universities learners and lectures from different levels. We closed the project with a reflection at the end of the program courses by collecting feedback from students and teachers’ experience with the course and webinars.
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 The pandemic isn't over yet. Since its occurrence in March 2020, until now, many countries have felt unprepared to deal with this pandemic's difficult situations. All countries started to develop adjustments and new strategies in many different aspects of life, so that life continues to run in a new normal way. Likewise, Education situations are also coping with this pandemic in a hard way. Schools are closed, teachers and students face new tough situations. However, many important lessons have been learned, as well as taking the efforts to overcome these challenges. These situations have been happening in most parts of the world.
More Indonesian Learners Embark on our Second Batch of Anglia 10-week Course Demo Projects8/30/2021  As Indonesia is getting ready to reopen the schools, our second batch of demo projects will also start in September 2021. This time, not only second grade students who will participate but we will also have university students to participate in our program.
 The pandemic is still striking Indonesia and many countries around the world. The learning patterns and the education system are still now adjusting and adapting to the pandemic situation. One aspect that is also growing in the education system is the inspiring presence of the Anglia learning system to improve English language competencies during the pandemic challenges in Indonesia.
We invite more schools to join the 2nd Batch in September 2021.
It’s been 10 weeks since the eleven (11) schools experience the new way of learning English through Anglia Online Platform in Indonesia. Some valuable feedback from students are they enjoyed learning using the platform and meeting international friends! In addition to this, students found it interesting yet challenging to record their own voice while reading, and presenting in the platform. They got the chance to evaluate and submitted it confidently.  On May 2, we commemorate the National Education Day every year. The history of National Education Day cannot be separated from the figure and struggle of Ki Hadjar Dewantara, the father of education. “Everyone becomes a teacher, every house becomes a school. Education does not stop at school buildings, but also at home, on the streets, and elsewhere” is one of the famous quotes of Ki Hadjar Dewantara.
 On Wednesday, 7th of April, 2021, Anglia Indonesia held the opening of Anglia Indonesia English Learning Experience 2021 using the Anglia platform.
In the first batch of the program, 11 schools in Indonesia are joining, including SMP Cipta Cendikia Bogor, SMP Regina Pacis Surakarta, SMP Edu Global Bandung, and SMP Maria Assumpta Klaten, also SMA PGRI Plus Cibinong, SMA Negeri 2 Bogor, SMAIT At Taufiq Bogor, SMA Regina Pacis Surakarta, and SMAK 1 Penabur Jakarta. Two vocational schools, SMK Negeri 26 Jakarta, and SMK Cor Jesu Malang, are also joining this program. Sunny day, blue sky, mask on, as I stepped out from my house. People are longing for good news every day. After a year of waiting, the vaccine is finally coming to Indonesia. The news spread all over the social media. The season of waiting is over, and people are excited.
However, that is not the only good news we have. The Anglia Indonesia team is also excited for our Demo Project launch next month. From March 2019, Indonesia’s education situation, like many other countries, experienced the challenge of switching the learning strategy from face-to-face learning to online and remote learning situations. Both educators and students dealt with these difficult situations and challenges in confusion. Schools need to be able to navigate the issues of contacting parents and other immediate family to assist their child in learning from home, adjust to their new style of learning for new normal learning situations.
Indonesia’s Minister of Education and Culture, Nadiem Makarim, together with many other relevant authorities, school administrators, and educational parties, have set up adjustments related to emergency remote learning situations. Since the beginning of the year the Asean Education Group has launched in Indonesia the Anglia 2021 demonstration project on the Anglia-on-line platform. This platform is offering a wide range of online courses for various purposes and Anglia examinations for all Indonesians. We are aiming for 1000 students and 200 teachers to join this project.
According to EF EPI (English First- English Proficiency Index) research for schools, from 100 countries and regions, Indonesia is now being ranked in the 74th position. This is considered to be a low English proficiency competency compared to the other countries. |
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