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2 Development Planning Preparatory Programs in Indonesia
LaSalle College, Jakarta
Diploma of AEC in Event Planning and Management
- RT 10, Indonesia
Diploma
On-Campus
English
With a online training in Event Planning and Management (AEC), you will learn to design, plan and coordinate various events. From weddings to international conventions, charity events (fundraising) and festivals, you will finally be able to put your creativity, your management and organizational skills, you versatility and you ability to work within a team. In the field of event planning, the team works together with a single common purpose: to ensure that the event is unique and successful.
LaSalle College, Jakarta
Diploma of AEC in Managing Senior-Citizen Homes
- RT 10, Indonesia
Diploma
On-Campus
English
LaSalle College’s Managing Senior-Citizen Homes program is designed to keep pace with the projected development and consolidation in the senior citizen housing network, a rapidly-growing industry. According to the Institut de la statistique du Québec, the number of people above age 65 will double over the next 20 years. Consequently, the demand for retirement homes will increase significantly. Many large-scale projects are currently in the works and there is high demand for workers. According to recent statistics, 1000 positions per year will be added within the next 20 years.
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Development Planning degree programs at the Preparatory level in Indonesia provide a foundational understanding of how to address urban and rural development challenges. This field focuses on strategies to enhance societal welfare through effective planning and resource management, making it especially relevant in a rapidly urbanizing context.
Through courses in sustainable development, project management, and community engagement, you'll gain insights into local and national development issues. Students strengthen critical thinking as they explore diverse perspectives on planning methods. Additionally, you might delve into the use of spatial analysis tools for efficient land-use planning, learning to propose actionable solutions for real-world problems.
Indonesia's educational approach often emphasizes collaborative learning and practical experiences, fostering an environment where students can apply theories directly to community projects. Graduates typically find career opportunities in government agencies, NGOs, or consulting firms, where skills in policy development and strategic planning are highly valued. This preparatory program can set the stage for effective, impactful careers in development planning.