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SIB School of Language
SIB School of Language offers Bahasa Indonesia course specifically catered to build confidence in using linguistic skills for children, teens and adults. Unlike the traditional school, SIB School of Language goes to your business, office or home. Classroom training is also available for those who prefer to be in a classroom environment. SIB also supported by qualified, trained and experienced teachers to bring a professional, personable relationship into the class to maximize your training and learning investment.
Its Bahasa Indonesia programs will take you to higher levels of conversational Bahasa Indonesia building vocabulary skills, more complex sentence structures, prefix and suffixes, including some writing and other language functions for you to effectively communicate with Indonesians.
SIB School of LanguageWindsor ComplexJl. Haji Namin 28, A1, Cipete Utara, Jakarta Selatan 12150P: +62851 00 888 246 or +62813 8559 0009[email protected]http://www.sibschool.com/
The IALF has established an international reputation for its courses in Bahasa Indonesia. IALF Jakarta runs intensive and semi-intensive courses in Bahasa Indonesia for groups and individuals as well as evening classes. It can also provide teachers to conduct classes on company premises. IALF Jakarta offers a range of Bahasa Indonesia programs so suit your needs, such as General Indonesian – Evenings, Semi-intensive Indonesian, Intensive Indonesian, One-to-One Tuition, and Custumized Tuition.
IALF JakartaPlaza Kuningan, Menara Selatan, 3rd floorJl. H.R. Rasuna Said Kav C 11-14, Jakarta 12940P. (+6221) 521-3350Fax (6221) 521-3349[email protected]https://www.ialf.edu/
Language Studies Indonesia
LSI’s methodology emphasizes the constant practicing of Bahasa Indonesia through one-on-one interaction – something which is best achieved between an individual student and her/his Mentor, or among a small collegial group/family. Under the LSI Program, the student decides on the class location. Classes may be conducted at an LSI facility or at another location of the student’s choosing. The student can also design her/his own weekly class schedule. Classes may be set up on a fixed weekly schedule or on an on-call basis. LSI’s entire program is comprised of 6 Course Levels (Foundations through Advanced). Each of LSI’s 6-course levels is comprised of 13 two-hour classes (26 instructional hours).
LSI Language Centre, Kompleks MPRJl. Melati, Nomor C62, Cilandak Barat, Jakarta Selatan 12430Phone Inside Indonesia: Toll-Free 0-800-1-BAHASA (224272)Phone Outside Indonesia: + 62-21 . 2765 – 0454 (GMT + 7 Hours)LSI Official WhatsApp : +62 838 9854 0270www.learnindonesian.education
AIM offers effective, enjoyable private Bahasa Indonesia courses for Jakarta’s expatriate community. Private (1-on-1) Indonesian courses taught by experienced, qualified, fun-loving Indonesian language tutors. With AIM you can expect a fully tailor-made course, offering complete flexibility. Corporate (group) Bahasa Indonesia training programs delivered at your office is also available.
AIMJl. Padang 5C, Manggarai, Jakarta Selatan 12580Phone (+6221) 83785238Email [email protected]http://aimjakarta.com/
Language Studies Indonesia
Language Studies Indonesia is the only foreign language school in the Indonesian Capital devoted solely to Indonesian language learning. LSI’s step-by-step course program is arguably the most effective and scientifically-based Indonesian language program available in the world today. Founded by a consortium of Indonesian and Canadian educators, LANGUAGE STUDIES INDONESIA tailors Indonesian study programs for students of foreign universities, employees of multinational organizations and international business professionals from all over the globe, subscribing to philosophies and methodologies which reflect the world’s best practices in modern foreign language education.
Contact:P: +6283898540270Email: [email protected]www.learnindonesian.education
President Joko Widodo said that in recent days expatriates or company owner in Indonesian should be competent. For those who are still confined to food, we offer a small solution that can be effectively explored places to learn Bahasa Indonesia for expats in Jakarta.
The difference pulls the course, and the teacher will come to you. Classes are held Monday through Saturday from 1 to 5 pm (08 a.m.-07: 00 p.m.) instead. You can combine alternative sessions at your discretion. From Wisma Bahasa offers flexible programs, you can also choose your favorite themes or goals and your daily schedule.
The JKN (Jaminan Kesehatan Nasional), more commonly known as the BPJS Kesehatan or BPJS Ketenagakerjaan, is Indonesia’s national health programme. As a member of the BPJS, medical treatment is available for free or for a small charge. The system is in its infancy and is funded by national taxation.
Below public hospitals sit the community health centres, known as ‘puskesmas’. Pukesmas are the primary health providers in many rural areas, often accompanied by the ‘posyandu’, an integrated health service for the most at risk. There are two kinds of Puskesmas, those with beds and those without. Puskesmas are often stretched to their limit.
Indonesia does not currently have a nationwide emergency service; private ambulance services are available but are limited to the larger cities and may not be reliable in urgent situations.
Public healthcare coverage has seen vast improvements over the last 10 years. However, many of the public hospitals and clinics have yet to reach Western standards of medical care. In the main cities, such as Jakarta, Surabaya or Bandung, you will find some adequate facilities close to Western standards. However, the long waiting times, absence of English-speaking professionals and an overall lack of medical personnel make the public system undesirable for many expats. Equally, the private system has its limits. For many medical emergencies and complex surgical procedures, patients are evacuated to a nearby country.
As a result, non-natives and more affluent natives opt for private health insurance with extensive coverage.
As a non-native, you will pay for your medical care, whether it’s in a public or private facility. Since 2018, expats are eligible for coverage by the BPJS (Indonesia’s public health plan) if they have a residency or work permit for a duration of 6 months or more. Many working expats obtain comprehensive health insurance from their employers. So, if you are relocating for work, check with your employer first to see if their policy is sufficient.
A large majority of expats and natives have some level of private coverage to avoid paying the higher fees of private hospitals.
The public health insurance, more commonly known as the BPJS Kesehatan or BPJS Ketenagakerjaan, offers basic healthcare and is comprised of the public health sector and select parts of the private sector. Under this programme, medical care is either free or subsidised. It is available to expats who possess a residency or work permit for a duration of 6 months or more. Public health facilities are modest in comparison to their Western counterparts. Consequently, many expats and natives find themselves taking out private coverage to access private medical institutions in main cities or neighbouring countries.
At present, Indonesia does not have a fully realised medical emergency service. If you have a medical emergency, you can dial 118 for assistance. However, there are significant delays as some areas are poorly serviced by ambulances. Some prefer to take a taxi to nearby ER facilities or use a private ambulance service if they are in a big city. In some cases, medical emergencies and complex surgeries have to be performed in nearby countries, so you may have to be medically evacuated.
The community health centres, or puskesmas, offer affordable aid to those on lower income. There are an estimated 12,000 puskesmas across Indonesia providing basic healthcare. They are the primary health providers in many rural areas. The puskesmas are staffed with a medical doctor, dentist, midwife, nurse and other community health professionals and volunteers.
The posyandu is a community-based integrated health-post serving the most vulnerable members of the community. They primarily aid women and children in need of immunisations, nutrition, counselling and family planning. Many expats take out private medical insurance and opt to use private health clinics because of the notably better standard of care and access to English-speaking medical staff.
Called ‘apotik’, pharmacies are common in larger cities and are often found inside shopping complexes and malls. In rural areas, they can be found in the local health centre but are far less common. Medicines can also be delivered to different outlets via online pharmacies. Expats may find some medications readily available to buy without a prescription and that brand names for certain medicines are likely to differ. A good idea would be to take note of your medication’s generic name to avoid complications.
Indonesia has strict controls regarding medical substances and has banned many medications that are readily available in English-speaking countries. Before relocating, speak with your doctor and check with the Indonesian customs authority about medications that you plan to bring with you. Often, prescriptions are mandatory for you to bring medication into the country.
There can be large discrepancies in the cost of generic and patented medicines. Some expat websites have reported that prices could be up to ten times higher for patented medicine. There has also been some doubt about the effectiveness of certain generic medicines, despite regulatory authorities stating otherwise. Expats should consult their local doctor about pharmacy recommendations and access to medicines.
In more rural parts of Indonesia, it might be difficult to get the right standard of urgent treatment locally. In some cases, the islands of Indonesia may not have the specialist equipment and facilities required to treat you in an emergency. In both instances, evacuation and repatriation services can provide a means of transport to wherever is needed, ranging from a taxi or a private ambulance, to a flight or an air ambulance.
To avoid paying, potentially, tens of thousands of pounds for a medical evacuation service, private health insurance can help to cover the cost.
Many expats take out private coverage because of the inadequacies of the public health system and the risk of medical evacuation to neighbouring countries for more complex procedures and emergencies.
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Where to Learn Bahasa Indonesia For Expats in Jakarta
Wisma Bahasa Indonesian Language Course
Wisma Bahasa which based in Yogyakarta provides leading programs such as Indonesian language course and Javanese language course. For those who wish to have distance learning, the place also provides e-learning program or learning Indonesian language online and class in Jakarta and Bali. Immersion course will be the best choice for those who wish to enhance their communication skills in Bahasa Indonesia and to help them acquire information relevant to their job and needs by immersing them in a community of their choice. In Wisma Bahasa, you will find a comfortable and fun learning atmosphere, provided by professional teachers and staff.
Wisma Bahasa offers a new package for a class in Jakarta. This program is almost the same with Indonesian Language Course in Wisma Bahasa Yogyakarta. The differences are the course fee and the teacher will come to your place. All courses are conducted in sessions, from Session 1 to Session 5 (08.00 -19.00), from Monday to Saturday. As you wish, you can combine alternate sessions. As Wisma Bahasa offers flexible programs, you can also choose your preferred topics or focus, and your daily schedule.
Contact:Mobile: +62 812 8377 1772 (Jakarta Office)E-Mail: [email protected]http://www.wisma-bahasa.com/
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President Joko Widodo recently addressed that expat workers or business owners are required to be proficient in Bahasa Indonesian. For those whose Bahasa is still limited to food ordering, we offer a small solution on where you can learn Indonesian language effectively in Jakarta and the surrounding area.
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Alam Bahasa Indonesia
In a home-like atmosphere, Alam Bahasa Indonesia which started in Yogyakarta welcomed every student and accompanied them to practice Indonesian language (Bahasa Indonesia) and touch the culture. Alam Bahasa provides the language courses not only to be conducted in Yogyakarta but also in other cities in Indonesia, one of them is in Jakarta. The learning lesson is conducted for 5 consecutive days and divided into 3 sessions a day. Each session is 2 hours incl. a 15-minute break or 2 sessions a day. Each session is 3 hours including a 20-minute break.
Contact:P. +62 851 0900 1577, +62 8510 9001 577 , or +62 81 7940 1980http://alambahasa.com
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