Indonesia has consistently ranked in the lowest quartile (Q1) of the OECD's PISA test since 2000.
With only 30% of schools teaching future skills and 72% of teachers unprepared to deliver them, the system struggles to meet industry demands.
Weak critical thinking and information processing skills have hampered workforce development, slowing business growth & national competitiveness.
In a pivotal meeting with Andreas Schleicher (Director for Education and Skills at the OECD), it became evident that skillful teachers are the key to quality education.
With OECD’s guidance, Generation Educators (GenEd), a sister brand of GenEx, focuses on teachers to better prepare students for the future & strives to close the skills gap.
And increased students' literacy score on average by 19% as measured by the Indonesian Ministry of Education.