Support the Teaching and Learning Process at the Mimika Regency Education Center, PTFI Hands Over Computer Equipment Assistance

13 May 2022

PT Freeport Indonesia (PTFI) handed over computer equipment assistance to three schools in the Mimika Regency Education Center, Papua Province, namely Elementary School (SD), Junior High School (SMP) and Senior High School (SMA). The handover of aid which aims to support the teaching and learning process was carried out at the Education Center Hall on Jalan Poros SP 5, Timika, Friday (13/5/2022).

The computer equipment assistance that was handed over to SD Sentra Pendidikan was in the form of five sets of Dell Inspiron 3381 PCs, two sets of Kyocera ECOSYS M6030 Printer, one set of Epson E500 LCD Projector and one set of Asus NB. Meanwhile, the assistance provided to Junior High School (SMP) was in the form of five sets of Dell Inspiron 3381 PCs, two sets of Kyocera ECOSYS M6030 Printer, 1 set of LCD Projector Epson E500 and two sets of Asus NB. Then the assistance given to Senior High School (SMA) was in the form of five sets of Dell Inspiron 3381 PCs, two sets of Kyocera ECOSYS M6030 Printers, two sets of Epson E500 LCD projectors, two sets and two sets of Asus NBs.

The computer equipment assistance was handed over by PTFI's Vice President of Community Development, Nathan Kum to the Principal of the SD Sentra Pendidikan, Syamsiah Muksin, and witnessed by the Head of the Mimika Regency Education Office, Jeni O Usmany accompanied by the Secretary of the Education Office, Marthen Kana. PTFI's Vice President of Community Development, Nathan Kum in his speech said that the assistance aimed to support the teaching and learning. "This assistance is part of PTFI's commitment to support government programs in the field of education, especially since the majority of students here are from two major ethnic groups, namely the Amungme, Kamoro and five tribes of relatives," Nathan said in his speech.

He hopes that the assistance can help the teaching and learning process at the Education Center so that student’s skills can be developed. PTFI will continue to provide support to the education, health and the community's economy. As a partner of the Government, PTFI supports all programs from the district government. "If coordination and communication are carried out properly, PTFI is very open to the Mimika Regency Government and is ready to help with programs run by the Government," said Nathan.

Meanwhile, the Head of the Mimika Regency Education Office, Jeni Ohestina Usmany, appreciated PTFI for paying attention to the Education Center as well as the world of education in Mimika. Jeni said that the Education Center, which has a majority of Papuan students, was feeling grateful with this assistance. "70 percent of the students here are from the Amungme and Kamoro tribes and 30 percent are from five relative tribes, so the Education Center also needs PTFI attention. We really can't work alone because we take care of a lot and everything depends on the government budget and we feel helped by the existence of this assistance," she concluded.

 

http://www.salampapua.com/2022/05/dukung-proses-belajar-mengajar-di_13.html

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