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In commemorating R.A. Kartini Day and the National Education Day , Family Welfare Empowerment  - known as PKK organised a Nasi Goreng Parade where 250 female students from all Highschools, Vocational Schools and Musleem Highschools in Makassar, gathered at the Trans Studio entrance to prepare fried rice.

Starting early in the morning at 07.00 registration stated and the Nasi Goreng Parade started at 09.30 within 20 minutes the students prepared the Nasi Goreng where afterwards it is displayed int main lobby or the biggest theme park in in world.

The mayor of Makassar and Madame Alya Mustika Sirajuddin supported the students and were among them during the parade. Mr. Ilham Sirajuddin also sang together with the students before the presentation of prizes to the winners. 25 champignons were chosen and got a handphone and other prizes, beside the portable gas-burner were given to all students who participate at this event.

50 students of SMKN 8 and SMKN 6 Makassar were involved asassistant jury.

After the winner presentation all students and invited persons were invited to the Trans Studio Theme Park 

The only Indonesian Vocational Education Institution in Indonesia use Micros Fidelio at the campus. Now that the Magellona Hotel is in operation students are having more time to practice and master the Micros Fidelio System. This also in preparation for the Asean Cyber School

Candidates who are going to have their industrial attachment training at Grand Kampar Hotel are:

Mr. Muhammad Arif Nasir

Mr. Wawan

Mr. Andry Firmansyah

Mr. Husdin Palaloi

Ms. Ria Reski Nur Amalia

Ms. Nofita Ryne Paat

Ms. Nurfajriana Kisman

Ms. Andi Dayna Dwi Anugerah

Ms. Betari Ade Pertiwi Agussalim

Ms. Christine Basoni Allorante

Ms. Nurul Fitriah Al Qur’ani

They are scheduled to depart to Kuala Lumpur by Air Asia in on May 23rd. 2010 drirect from Makassar to Kampar via Kuala Lumour by Air Asia. They will be accompanied by two instuctors.

While candidates for the Untied Kingdom, Ireland, Norwegia, Denmark and Canada who had apply should prepare for a direct interview

Who is Kartini? Kartini was born into an aristocratic Javanese family. Her father, Raden Mas Sosroningrat was regent of Jepara. Her mother had been his first wife, but not important: at this time was polygamy normal use under the aristocracy.

Kartini experienced firsthand why the conflicts and suffering of polygamy may result.

Kartini was born into a time when women received little or no education. Kartini was the (Dutch) elementary school visits to them 12 years old.  She learned, among other well- Dutch speaking, something for Javanese women at that time was extremely unusual. After her 12th year she was isolated at home, a common practice for young girls to prepare for their wedding. It was a form of imprisonment: the girls were not allowed to just go out until they were married and authority over them was transferred to their spouses. Kartini's father gave her some privileges in time, such as embroidery lessons and visits to special events.

Because Kartini could speak Dutch, she could go home to learn from Dutch books (Dutch scholar was time for Indonesians is the only gateway to the Western culture) and correspond with Dutch pen-friends. One of them, a girl named Rosa Abendanon, was a fierce defender of Kartini. Her letters, which contain her opinions against the unfair treatment of women, were published in the Netherlands.

189 students of SMKN 8 Makassar passed their fimal state examiantion 87.56%  and 26 students failed.

However those who failed will have a chance to The students who do not pass will get the opportunity for a reexamination  in May. According to local daily newspaper  in  Makassar, this year 1.173 students failed

To improve the Production Units at South Sulawesi Vocational Institutions, the Provincial Education Office organised a workshop in Makassar where mostly all vocation education institution in South Sulawesi were represented.

Managers of the Production Unit, now called as Business Centre were guided to manage in the professional-way and also trained to prepare the financial statement and prepare promotion

The workshop took place at Delta Hotel in Makassar from 3 - 7 May 2010

What is Inwent? Inwent is a non-profit organisation with worldwide operations dedicated to human resource development, advanced training, and dialogue. Our capacity building programmes are directed at experts and executives from politics, administration, the business community, and civil society.

Scheduled to depart Makassar on May 14th in the early morning for Berlin via Jakarta, Ms. Siti Saenab will be in Mannheim, Germany on May 16th. for the Dialogue on Human Resources in Indonesia and Germany

Target group

Decision Makers from the private and public sector in the field of

human resource development and TVET, especially the superiors of

the Participants in the long-term training International Leadership

Training Human Resource Development.

Objective

• Promoting dialogue and networking to strategically embed

corporate HRD and ensure sustainable cooperation between

decision-makers from the state and business community.

• Strengthening by providing continuing training, fostering

dialogue and building networks between relevant public and

private players, the efficacy of state and private TVET

institutions.

Contents

• Best practices in Human Resource Development through Technology

Cooperation

• Presentation of Project Works of ILT Participants in Berlin

• Bilateral cooperation in Human Resource Development between

Indonesia and Germany in different policy areas

• Development Cooperation in priority areas between the two countries

• InWEnt Capacity Building International

• Possibilities of Partnerships between Ministries of Education

• Advanced training for teaching staff in TVET

• The Dual Training System in Germany - company based training

• The Role of Didactic equipment in TVET processes

Ms Rachmawati, IHS Makassar who is Mannheim will be visited by Ms. Siti Saenab and will consult her last months before returning back to Indonesia.

This program is also supported by the Mayor of Makassar, Mr. Ilham Sirajuddin and sponsored the flight for Ms. Siti to Germany