Greetings from Yogyakarta! Today marks a significant milestone as Yayasan Pendidikan Adiluhung Nusantara officially announces its partnership with Korea Indonesia Enhanced Networks. This collaboration aims to strengthen cooperation in various fields such as education, training, scholarships, workforce distribution, and more. The signing of the Memorandum of Understanding was led by Dra. Siti Nurkhayati, M.Pd., Chairperson of Yayasan Pendidikan Adiluhung Nusantara, and Song Chang Sub, CEO of Korea Indonesia Enhanced Networks. This partnership is expected to bring significant benefits to both parties, especially in enhancing the quality of Indonesia’s human resources.

Dra. Siti Nurkhayati, M.Pd., expressed her optimism about this partnership, stating, “We believe that working with Korea Indonesia Enhanced Networks will have a very positive impact on education in Indonesia. Through innovative programs, we hope to nurture a quality, creative, and globally competitive younger generation.”

Song Chang Sub added, “We believe that this collaboration will make a positive contribution to the development of education and support efforts to enhance the quality of human resources through various programs we will run with Yayasan Pendidikan Adiluhung Nusantara.”

Together, we are building a bright and intelligent future through education. This partnership covers various aspects of education, from improving the quality of learning domestically to creating opportunities for studying abroad. Highlighted programs include student and teacher exchanges, allowing Indonesian students and educators to learn from South Korea’s innovative education system and bring back new knowledge and experiences to Indonesia.

Furthermore, both institutions will collaborate to develop a curriculum relevant to the current job market needs and adopt a more interactive and active learning approach. Outstanding scholarship programs will focus on high-achieving students from diverse backgrounds to pursue studies at prestigious universities in South Korea, opening doors for them to become future leaders. Additionally, vocational training and job placements will be provided for school and college graduates, assisting them in securing positions in South Korean companies.

This strategic partnership aims to improve access to quality education for Indonesian society, strengthen bilateral relations between Indonesia and South Korea, and drive economic development through enhancing human resource quality. Both parties are committed to working closely together to achieve these goals.