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Page 1 DOCUMENT RESUME ED 340 254 FL 019 99E AUTHOR DOCUMENT RESUME ED 340 254 FL 019 99E AUTHOR Yildiz, Nancy; And Others TITLE Survey of English Language Institutes in Indonesia. First Edition. INSTITUTION Canadian International Development Agency, Ottawa (Ontario).; National Development Planning Agency, Jakarta (Indonesia). PUB DATE Sep 91 NOTE 405p. AVAILABLE FROM National Development Planning Agency, Overseas Training Office, Jalan Proklamasi 70, Menteng, Jakarta, Indonesia (Reference Number SV00000191). PUB TYPE Guides - Non-Classroom Use (055) -- Reference Materials - Vocabularies/Classifications/Dictionaries (134) EDRS PRICE MF01/PC17 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS *English (Second Language); Foreign Countries; Glossaries; Higher Education; *Institutes (Training Programs); Language Tests; Professional Associations; *Second Language Learning; Study Abroad IDENTIFIERS *Indonesia ABSTRACT A nationwide survey of English language institutes in Indonesia is presented. The purpose of the survey was to assist government agencies, ministries, embassies, and donor agencies in matching their trainees' needs with suitable language training programs. Information is included on 38 language institutes throughout the archipelago. The survey grew out of a need to J.dentify government and private language insUtutes with the experience and/or potential to offer pre-departure English language training to Indonesians bound for post-graduate degree programs or for short-term, non-degree training programs overseas. Contents are as follows: descriptions of 17 JAkarta English language institutes; descriptions of 36 regional English language institutes; language assessment tests and academic aptitude and admissions tests; guidelines for selecting English language programs; language training models; the Canadian International Development Agency General Training Program; descriptions of professional groups and meetings; a language institute directory; and a glossary. (LB) *****************************************************ft**************y** Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that can be made from the original document. *********************************************************************** U.S. DIPARTAIINT Of EDUCATION &has of Educational Researchand Improvement PERMISSION TO REPRODUCETHIS EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION AATERIAL HAS BEENGRANTED BY CENTER (ERIC) CTisdocument has been reproduced as received Irom the person or organization \ originating 0 Minor changes have been made to improve reproduction gustily Points of view or opinions slated in this docu ment do not necessarily represent olfscial OERI position or policy To THE EDUCATIONALRESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER (ERIC)." SURVEY OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE INSTITUTES IN INDONESIA First Edition BEST COPY AVAILABLE SURVEY OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE INSTITUTES IN INDONESIA Nancy Yildiz, Ph.D. Claire Wilbur, M.A. Asim Gunarwan, Ph.D. Publisners : National Development Planning Agency Overseas Training Office Canadian hternational Development Agency General Training Program Copyright@ September 1991 by the Overseas Training Office BAPPENAS and the CIDA-General Training Program All rights reserved Printed in Indonesia OTO Reference Number : SV00000191 Cover design :Idfi COPIES OF THE PUBLICATION ARE AVAILABLE FROM: Overseas Training Office General Training Program Jalan Proklamasi 70 Jalan Borobudnr 6 Menteng, Jakarta Menteng, Jakarta Tel:331-447, 331-465 Tel:881-726, 334-722 Fax :(62-21) 331-392 Fax :(62-21) 310-7481 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.0 Foreword. vii Preface viki Map.... XI 2.0 Jakarta English Language Institutes ALT American Language Institute 1 ATMAJAYALembaga Bahasa UNIKA Atma Jaya 9 BCELC British Council English Language Center 16 EEC English Education Center 26 ELTI English Language Training International 31 IALF Indonesia-Australia Language Foundation 37 IEC Intensive English Course 44 ILP International Language Program 49 IPPM InEtitut Pendidikan dan Pengembangan Manajemen (Institute for Management Education and Development) 56 LAN Lembaga Administrasi Negara, Balai Diklat II (Education and Training Unit II) 62 LP3B-UT Lembaga Pengembangan Program Pengajaran Bahasa, Universitas Terbuka (Institute for the Development of Language Program, Open University, Indonesia) 69 PPIA Perhimpunan Persahabatan Indonesia- Amerika (Indonesian-American Friendship Association) 78 SIT School for International Training 85 SERC Sampoerna Executive Resource Center.. 92 TBI The British Institute 99 UI Pusat Pelazanan Bahasa (Language Service Umt) University of Indonesia 106 YAPINDO YAPINDO Intensive English-Institute 113 1E1 3.0 Regional English Language Institutes BALI FK1P, UdayanaProgram Studi Pendidikan Bahasa Singaraja Inggris (English Language Training Program), Fakultas Keguruan Ilmu Pendidikan (Faculty of Teacher Training and Education) Udayana University 119 1ALF Indonesia-Australia Language Denpasar Foundation 124 1EC Intensive EngEsh Course 130 Denpasar UDAYANA English Service Unit, Denpasar (Laboratorium Bahasa) Udayana University 134 IRIAN JAYA UNCEN UNCEN English Course Jayapura (Cendrawasth University) 139 UNCEN English Language Training Center Manokwari (Cendrawasih University) 145 JAWA BARAT (WEST) EEP Executive English Programs 151 Bandung ITB Pusat Bahasa (Language Center) Bandung Institute of Technology Bandung 157 TBI The British Institute 163 Bandung TRIAD TRIAD English Center 171 Bandung JAWA TENGAH (CENTRAL) IEC Intensive English Course 177 Semarang IMP Language Center Semarang Institute of Teacher Training and Education (Institut Keguruan dan Ilmu Pendidikan) 182 UNDIP Service English Unit Semarang Dipenogoro University 187 ELTI English Language Training Yogyakarta International 194 UGM Language Training Center, (Pusat Yogyakarta Pelatihan Bahasa) Gacljah Mada University 200 WUSC World University Service of Canada Yogyakarta Canadian-Indonesian Predeparture Program 206 JAWA TIMUR (EAST) IKIP Balai Bahasa Surabaya Surabaya (Surabaya Language Center) Institut Keguruan Ilmu Pendidikan (The Institute of Education and Teacher Training) 214 INSTITUT Institut Pembangunan PEMBA- (Institute of Development) 219 NGUNAN Surabaya PPIA Perhimpunan Persahabatan Surabaya Indonesia-Amerika (Indonesian- American Friendship Association) 224 UN/UR Laboratorium Bahasa (Language Surabaya Laboratory), Airlangga University 230 III IKIP Pre-Departure English Training Malang Center (PDETC), Institute of Teacher Training and Education 235 UNIBRAW Unit Pelayanan Bahasa Inggris Malang (Service English Unit) Brawijaya University 240 KALIMANTAN ALT American Language Training 246 Pontianak ALT American Language Training 252 Banjarmasin FKIP Balai Bahasa, (Language Center) UN MUL Fakultas Keguruan Ilmu Pendidikan Samarinda (Faculty of Teacher Training and Education) Mulawannan University 259 MALUKU UN PATT I iglish Service Unit Ambon (Pusat Pelatihan Bahasa Inggris Untuk Stat) Pattimura University 265 NUSA TENGCARA UNDANA Laboratorium Bahasa UNDANA Kupang (Language Center UNDANA) University of Nusa Cendana 271 UNRAM Language Laboratory (Laboratorium Mataram Bahasa), University of Mataram 275 SULAWESI UNHAS Language Center, (Pusat Bahasa) U. Pandang Hasanuddin University 279 UNSRAT English Language Training Center Manado Pusat Pengelolaan Bahasa lnggris Sam Ratulangi University 285 iv SUMATERA UNSYIAH Lembaga Bahasa (Language Center) B. Aceh Syiah Kuala University 291 IKIP Languate Center, Institute of Padang Teacter 'Training and Education (Balai Bahasa, Institut Ilmu Pendidikan dan Keguruan) 296 UNAND Lembaga Bahasa (Language Center) Padang Andalas University 302 UNSRI Lembaga Bahasa (Language Center) Palembang Sriwijaya University 309 PPIA Perhimpunan Persahabatan Medan Indonmia-Amerika (Indonesian- American Friendship Association) 315 USU Pusat Bahasa, Universitas Sumatera Medan Utara (University of North Sumatera Language Center) 322 4.0 Testing Language Assesment Tests ALIGU The American Language Institute 327 CanTEST Canadian Test for Scholars and Trainees.. 329 'FELTS The International English Language Testing Service 331 TOE1C Test of English for Internaronal Communication 334 TOEFL Test of English as a Foreign Language 336 UCLES University of Cambridge Lor .41 Examination Syndicate 338 Academic Aptitude and Admission Tests GMAT The Graduate Management Admission Test 343 GRE The Graduate Record Examination 345 TPA Tes Potensi Akademik (Academic Aptitude Test) 347 5.0 Guidelines for Selecting EnglishLanguage Programs.. 349 6.0 Overseas Training Office-BAPPENAS 353 OTO Language Training Model 355 7.0 Canadian International DevelopmentAgency 361 General Training Program (CIDA-GTP1 362 8.0 Professional Groups and Meetings 365 9.0 Language Institute Directory 367 10.0 Glossary.. 379 1 0 vi FOREWORD Overseas training programs are an important measure of Indonesia's effort in human resources development, and can be viewed as a way of enhancing professional qualifications; improving technologies and acquiring new systems to support the Government's national development goals. Since 1984, the Overseas Training Office (OTO) has been developing an Indonesian capacity for the selection,preparation, placement, and monitoring of eligible participants in overseas training programs in Australia, Canada, the United States, Great Britain, and more recently Asia. As well as achieving an increasingly effective English language and academic preparation process, the OTO aims to communicate information about the Indonesian experience in pre-departure English language training to all interested parties. As the Director of OTO, I am pleased that this national survey of English Language
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