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close this bookCase Studies on Technical and Vocational Education in Asia and the Pacific - Indonesia (UNEVOC - ACEID, 1996, 44 p.)
close this folderAppendices
View the documentI. Glossary
View the documentII. Comparison of number of students of TVE at the End of 1983/1984 and 1988/1989 (Public and Private)
View the documentIII. Organizational Structure of the Ministry of Education and Culture
View the documentIV. Organization Structure of the Directorate General of Primary and Secondary Education (DGPSE)
View the documentV. Provincial Education Office Structure
View the documentVI. Ladder Structure of School Types and Labour Force Pyramid
View the documentVII. School Ladder, Types and Level of Skills Within DTVE
View the documentVIII. List of Clusters and Study Programs Within Curriculum 1984 for Schools of Technical and Vocational Education
View the documentIX. Stages of TVE Development
View the documentX. The Strategy for Quality Improvement of TVE
View the documentXI. Production Unit
View the documentXII. Steps for Conducting Curriculum Validation
View the documentXIII. Model of Dual System
View the documentXIV. The Implementation of Dual System Program

XII. Steps for Conducting Curriculum Validation

1. Compile profile of competency of the trade based on the curriculum

2. Make a questionnaire on the level of importance of each competency

3. Identify and select a number of relevant industries to the trade program

4. Send the questionnaire to the selected industries and ask them to rank the degree of importance of each competency

5. Collect the questionnaire

6. Tabulate the responses on the degree of importance of each competency

7. Invite industries giving responses to the questionnaire and discuss the tabulation result

8. The final result of the discussion is the profile of competency required by industry

9. Translate the profile of competence into the content of the course program

10. To strengthen the link with industries, establish an advisory committee in the meeting

11. Make the advisory committee as the basis for further cooperation