Perkumpulan Sekolah SPK Indonesia, also known as SPK Indonesia, is an association that unites Satuan Pendidikan Kerjasama (SPK) schools across Indonesia. An SPK, or Collaborative Education Unit, is a collaboration in education provision between an Indonesian educational institution and a foreign educational institution, established under the Regulation of the Minister of Education and Culture of the Republic of Indonesia No. 31 of 2014. This SPK status has been given since then, along with the elimination of international school status and the prohibition of the use of the word “international” for school names in Indonesia.
Founded in 2016 with an initial membership of 20 schools, SPK Indonesia has grown significantly and currently boasts over 480 education units spread throughout Indonesia. It has the following visions and missions:
Vision:
● To be a leading association that advances and ensures the quality of education delivered by SPK schools in Indonesia.
● To create future generations of the nation who are globally competitive and strong in character through quality SPK education.
Mission:
● Enhancing SPK Education Quality: By fostering collaboration among members, sharing best practices, and providing professional development.
● Advocacy and Partnership: To be a strategic partner of the government in formulating and implementing education policies, and to establish cooperation with various relevant parties.
● Supporting Professional Development: To provide a platform for educators and school leaders in SPK schools to continuously develop their competencies.
● Promoting Collaboration-Based Education: To educate the public and stakeholders about the benefits and unique characteristics of SPK education.
As a strategic partner to the Indonesian government in education, SPK Indonesia is committed to supporting programs and policies in the education sector. This support takes the form of policy implementation and knowledge-sharing initiatives to public schools and/or national private schools in Indonesia (pengimbasan).
For the 2024-2027 period, SPK Indonesia's leadership comprises several Committees dedicated to executing the Association's work programs. These include the Government Relations Committee, Member Relations Committee, Professional Development Committee, Publications & Communications Committee, Partnership Committee, and Social Committee. Through these committees, the Association ensures the needs of its member schools are met and actively participates in fostering collaborations with educational organizations both domestically and internationally.
Founded in 2016 with an initial membership of 20 schools, SPK Indonesia has grown significantly and currently boasts over 480 education units spread throughout Indonesia. It has the following visions and missions:
Vision:
● To be a leading association that advances and ensures the quality of education delivered by SPK schools in Indonesia.
● To create future generations of the nation who are globally competitive and strong in character through quality SPK education.
Mission:
● Enhancing SPK Education Quality: By fostering collaboration among members, sharing best practices, and providing professional development.
● Advocacy and Partnership: To be a strategic partner of the government in formulating and implementing education policies, and to establish cooperation with various relevant parties.
● Supporting Professional Development: To provide a platform for educators and school leaders in SPK schools to continuously develop their competencies.
● Promoting Collaboration-Based Education: To educate the public and stakeholders about the benefits and unique characteristics of SPK education.
As a strategic partner to the Indonesian government in education, SPK Indonesia is committed to supporting programs and policies in the education sector. This support takes the form of policy implementation and knowledge-sharing initiatives to public schools and/or national private schools in Indonesia (pengimbasan).
For the 2024-2027 period, SPK Indonesia's leadership comprises several Committees dedicated to executing the Association's work programs. These include the Government Relations Committee, Member Relations Committee, Professional Development Committee, Publications & Communications Committee, Partnership Committee, and Social Committee. Through these committees, the Association ensures the needs of its member schools are met and actively participates in fostering collaborations with educational organizations both domestically and internationally.
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Website
https://www.spkindonesia.org/
https://www.spkindonesia.org/
