Having Quality, Kemendikbudristek Encourages Vocational High School Graduates To Compete On An International Scale

Secretary General of the Ministry of Education and Culture Suharti at the celebration of cooperation between Indonesia and France with Schneider Electric / Photo: Antara

JAKARTA - The Ministry of Education, Culture, Research and Technology (Kemendikbudristek) encourages Vocational High School (SMK) graduates to be able to compete in the international job market. a celebration event for the collaboration between Indonesia and France with Schneider Electric in Cikarang, West Java, Thursday, June 2. On that occasion, he appreciated the involvement of the private sector in improving the quality of vocational education. Schneider Electric provides training for teachers and students, talent mapping, and provides practical equipment assistance. This opportunity, he continued, is an important momentum that the government is not alone. "This cooperation is also a form of diplomacy between the two countries," he said. French Ambassador to Indonesia Oliver Chambard said his party was committed in the world of education. According to him, the education sector cannot be ignored because it is related to the future of millions of students. "Indonesia has a high commitment to the world of education, especially Vocational Schools of which the number reaches 14,000 schools, and has an important role in encouraging future economic growth," he said. he.