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Kejora Karimunjawa

  • Indonesia    Education
Raised So Far IDR 59,412,909

Kejora Karimunjawa

Situated 70 kilometers north of Java, Karimunjawa is a gem of an island archipelago, where tourism is rapidly growing, but where educational facilities and English language proficiency are scarce. Awareness of these challenges has led to the initiative of establishing a foundation to improve educational opportunities and to increase English language proficiency among the local population. Various educational projects have been initiated, including a bilingual preschool for children aged 3 to 6, English courses for children aged 7 to 12, and English courses for adults working in tourism. The Kejora Karimunjawa school (SPS Kejora) is officially recognised and legalised within the Indonesian education system. Currently, Kejora Karimunjawa is successfully running three educational programs and is in the process of establishing new education programs.


PRESCHOOL

This is a bilingual, nature-based school for children aged 3 to 6 years, currently with 27 students. At this school, children learn fundamental skills and concepts such as language development, social interaction, basic math, creative expression, and physical activities. Additionally, there is a focus on fostering curiosity, promoting independence, and encouraging a positive attitude towards learning.


KIDS LANGUAGE SCHOOL

At the Kids Language School, children learn the basics of the English language in a fun and interactive way. Through games, songs, stories, and other creative activities, children are encouraged to actively participate in the learning process. The curriculum is designed to align with the interests and developmental levels of the children, allowing them to learn English speaking, listening, reading, and writing in a natural and enjoyable manner. This not only improves their language skills but also boosts their confidence and enthusiasm for learning a new language. Currently, 22 students are enrolled in the Kids Language School.


ADULTS LANGUAGE SCHOOL

At the Adult Language School, 62 young adults learn English based on their professions. Whether they are a tour guide, receptionist, waiter, driver, or have any other profession, students receive personalised English language lessons tailored to their specific needs and professional environment. They not only learn the basics of the English language but also practical and relevant vocabulary, expressions, and conversational skills that are directly applicable in their workplace. The lessons are interactive, with a focus on improving listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills. We use realistic situations and role plays so that students can communicate confidently in their professional roles.


FUTURE PLANS

In 2024, we aim to focus on the next step, which is establishing a primary school for children aged 7-12 years. Continuing excellent education and fulfilling the needs of the local community is the next step in the educational offerings in Karimunjawa that we want to focus on. A carefully designed curriculum is needed to meet the specific needs of children in this age group, with a focus on holistic growth. We look forward to realising this vision and making a lasting impact on the lives of children in Karimunjawa.


DONATE A LITTLE, HELP A LOT:

We are especially looking for monthly donations to support scholarships. We also have a WISH LIST for one-time donations for items such as sports equipment, art supplies, musical instruments, educational toys & games, books and classroom furniture. In whichever way you decide to support Kejora, know that your donation is going to a worthy cause; inspiring, supporting and raising consciousness within the island’s future generations.


Support us now and become a Karimunjawa Hero!
To check out our WISH LIST please visit: www.thingstogetus.com/kejora-karimunjawa

Contact us for more information:
Kejora Karimunjawa
Email: [email protected]
Tlp : +62 81326008111

We are so grateful that, thanks to your donations, we can provide a promising future for many families in Karimunjawa.




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