Agus Setyawanto
Universitas Sunan Giri Surabaya

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Effectiveness of Cooperation Between MEC Institutions with Internal and External Institutions in Establishing Duafa Training Participants Agus Setyawanto; Sudja'i Sudja'i; Bachtiar Hariyadi
EDUTEC : Journal of Education And Technology Vol 5 No 3 (2022): March 2022
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.29062/edu.v5i3.345

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The study aims to find out the existing condition of the effectiveness of the MEC Education and Training program collaboration in collaboration with internal and external institutions in enabling the orphans of the education and training participants to obtain job opportunities; and The condition of the ongoing process of the MEC Education and Training collaboration program in the independence of the orphans of the training participants; 3) The condition of independence of the orphans after participating in the Yatim Mandiri MEC Education and Training program with internal and external institutions in obtaining job opportunities. This research is qualitative field research with a descriptive approach through a before - after analysis of program participants. The research object that will be developed in this research is the effectiveness of the MEC Education and Training program collaboration with internal and external institutions in enabling the underprivileged team of training participants to get job opportunities. The results of this study conclude, that the overall assessment of indicators from various assessment categories is on: 1) the existing condition of the MEC Education and Training program collaboration with internal and external institutions in making the orphans of the education and training participants get job opportunities; 2) The condition of the ongoing process of the MEC Education and Training collaboration program in establishing the poor team of training participants; 3) The condition of independence of the orphans after participating in the Yatim Mandiri MEC Education and Training program with internal and external institutions in obtaining job opportunities; shows a positive assessment close to the "good" category or shows "effective" results. This means that the MEC education and training collaboration with internal and external institutions for poor orphans has shown "effective" results in obtaining job opportunities.
Effectiveness of Cooperation Between MEC Institutions with Internal and External Institutions in Establishing Duafa Training Participants Agus Setyawanto; Sudja'i Sudja'i; Bachtiar Hariyadi
EDUTEC : Journal of Education And Technology Vol. 5 No. 2 (2022): March 2022
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.29062/edu.v5i3.345

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The study aims to find out the existing condition of the effectiveness of the MEC Education and Training program collaboration in collaboration with internal and external institutions in enabling the orphans of the education and training participants to obtain job opportunities; and The condition of the ongoing process of the MEC Education and Training collaboration program in the independence of the orphans of the training participants; 3) The condition of independence of the orphans after participating in the Yatim Mandiri MEC Education and Training program with internal and external institutions in obtaining job opportunities. This research is qualitative field research with a descriptive approach through a before - after analysis of program participants. The research object that will be developed in this research is the effectiveness of the MEC Education and Training program collaboration with internal and external institutions in enabling the underprivileged team of training participants to get job opportunities. The results of this study conclude, that the overall assessment of indicators from various assessment categories is on: 1) the existing condition of the MEC Education and Training program collaboration with internal and external institutions in making the orphans of the education and training participants get job opportunities; 2) The condition of the ongoing process of the MEC Education and Training collaboration program in establishing the poor team of training participants; 3) The condition of independence of the orphans after participating in the Yatim Mandiri MEC Education and Training program with internal and external institutions in obtaining job opportunities; shows a positive assessment close to the "good" category or shows "effective" results. This means that the MEC education and training collaboration with internal and external institutions for poor orphans has shown "effective" results in obtaining job opportunities.
Leadership Transformation Policy: Perspectives of Private Schools in Indonesia Agus Setyawanto; Bachtiar Hariyadi; Ahmad Hariyadi
EDUTEC : Journal of Education And Technology Vol. 8 No. 1 (2024): September 2024
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.29062/edu.v8i2.1087

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This study examines the perspectives of private school teachers in Indonesia regarding their preparedness for the role of school principal. The study focuses on the challenges faced by newly appointed principals, who typically lack formal certifications and instead rely on their teaching experience. Using a qualitative approach, the study employed interviews with teachers and an analysis of relevant documents. The findings reveal that many new principals feel inadequately prepared for their leadership responsibilities, particularly in areas such as curriculum management, human resources, school finance, stakeholder relations, and educational policy. The study highlights the importance of leadership training for teachers aspiring to principal positions. It recommends that prospective principals undergo comprehensive training programs, including certification, to ensure they are adequately equipped to manage schools effectively. This recommendation is crucial for the development of competent school leaders who can contribute to educational reforms in Indonesia.