The North Jakarta Culture Sub-agency held cultural arts coaching at 77 RPTRAs. It will be held from the end of May to the beginning of July.

Training in each location varies according to conditions and potential

North Jakarta Culture Sub-agency's Coaching Division Head, Puji Surono explained there are nine training materials provided, including angklung, batik, hadroh, painting, marawis, qasidah, martial arts, dance, and theater.

"Training in each location varies according to conditions and potential. The target audience is teenagers and children," he said, Monday (6/18).

He explained the angklung training is held at one location, batik training at three locations, hadroh at two locations, painting at 27 locations, marawis at two locations, qasidah d8 one location, martial art ls at two locations, dance at 37 locations, and theater training at two location.

Then based on region, in Cilincing Sub-district, painting training is held in six locations, marawis in one location, dance in 18 locations, and theater training in one location.

In Kelapa Gading Sub-district, batik training is held in two locations, painting in five locations, martial arts training in one location, and dance training in three locations.

In Koja Sub-district, Angklung training is held in one location, hadroh in two locations, painting in seven locations, martial arts in one location, and dance training in one location.

In Penjaringan Sub-district, painting training is held in two locations, qasidah in one location, dance in four locations, and theater training in one location.

In Tanjung Priok Sub-district, Batik training is held in two locations, painting in one location, marawis in five locations and dance training in 10 locations. In Pademangan Sub-district, there is only painting training in two locations.

"This training involves one trainer and assistant trainer. The number of training participants in each location varied between 10-25 people," he added.

It is scheduled to be held twice a week. Technically, the schedule of training days and hours is set by each trainer in each location.

"Besides educating and socializing arts and culture to the young generation, this also aims to support North Jakarta in achieving the title of Child-Friendly City," he stated.