2021: Highlight of the Year with Anglia Indonesia!

​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.

​Before we end 2021, Indonesian students, teacher and lecturer from batch 2 had a chance to take our Anglia examinations in December. Students took the exam after completing the 10-week Anglia English platform course.
 
Ms. Henny Dwi Iswati (lecturer from Universitas Negeri Surabaya, Indonesia, English Faculty) told us that she had a great experience taking the exam. She took notes some easy steps in taking the exams, starting with reading the guidelines, providing and checking her laptop specification as required, installing camera proctor (Proctorio), and logging in to the examination platform until she proceeded with the test. As lecturer, she found that the most interesting part was when she did the re-write sentences using given clue. Based on her professional opinions, taking this Anglia examinations had also given her a lot of benefit for her to develop students’ English Competencies in her class. She also added that the typical questions are quite reasonable for Indonesian English learners, the steps were really easy and friendly.  She couldn’t wait to get more experiences working with Anglia Indonesia and recommend this to her networks.
The same positive comment came from her college student, Bamanda Aulia Putri from B2 Level. “It was a perfect closure for our journey together for the past 10 weeks, I mean I haven’t received the result, but I am really grateful for this. And taking this online test is not my first time, but compared with other online exams, this is the most appropriate, easy and reliable online test I’ve ever taken. Most importantly I would like to appreciate the briefing session before taking the test. It makes the participants know what we are going to do, and if there is a problem, we know whom to call and what to do. So, I think it is a good thing to do for the first test-takers”, Bamanda said.

​We are grateful for 2021, and hopeful for building more networks students and teachers in 2022.
Merry Christmas and Happy Holiday all!