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Roadmap PAUD di DKI Jakarta Rampung Desember

Disdik to Complete PAUD Development Strategy

It will show the needs of PAUD establishment and existing improvements

The Jakarta Education Agency (Disdik) is drafting a strategic plan (roadmap) to improve the quality of early childhood education (PAUD) in the capital.

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This roadmap refers to the results of data collection on the existence, facilities and capabilities of PAUD's human resources (HR) in Jakarta.

"It will show the needs of PAUD establishment and existing improvements," said Jakarta Education Agency's PAUD and Public Education Division Head, Juanedi, Friday (11/29).

It will map which PAUDs require the improvement of infrastructures and facilities and the quality of teaching human resources.

"Thus far our mapping data has included 4,532 PAUDs in five cities and one district," he told.

The agency also has received more than 1,500 PAUDs under the Ministry of Religion. All the data will be summarized as a roadmap to improve the quality of PAUD.

Even he will involve various related and private stakeholders such as companies that have foundations to channel their CSR or social institutions that have been concerned about improving education.

"We're trying to build collaboration in the roadmap. Our target in this month is to complete the roadmap," he stated.

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