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Final evaluation of 'The Aceh Polytechnic program'

2013EnglishTask order AID-497-TO-12-00004 | Evaluated project title: The Aceh Polytechnic program (TAPP) | AID-RAN-I-09-00016 Higher educationIndonesia

Metadata

Authors
Boardman, Gerald | Schorn, Frank | Dwatmadji, Dr.
Contract/Code
AID-497-TO-12-00004 | RAN-I-00-09-00016-00 | 497-C-00-08-00001-00 | AID-497-TO-12-0004 | EDH-E-27-08-00003-00
Institution
1891 - International Business and Technical Consultants, Inc. (IBTCI) 8558 USAID. Mission to Indonesia | 13413 Bur. for Policy, Planning Learning. Ofc. of Learning, Evaluation Research
Keywords
Economic development | Economics | Education | Life skills | Management | Marketing | Mass media | Students EF40 Teacher education (506.1) | Educational delivery (222.5) | Human capacity development (134.2)
ID
PDACU497
File size
852 KB
Source
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Abstract

The purpose of the The Aceh Polytechnic Program (TAPP)was "A financially viable Polytechnic with high reputation among industries and community for high quality technical education provides a broad variety of technical education schemes to a diverse student clientele in NAD [Aceh Nanggroe Darussalam (Aceh Province)]."  There were three outputs: (1) a professional school established with sound management addressing a diverse student clientele; (2) demand-led private sector oriented courses developed and delivered with strong links to industry; and (3) mechanisms for financial sustainability developed and implemented.  The purpose of the evaluation was: (1) assess the progress made toward achieving the academic, management, and sustainability goals of the Aceh Polytechnic (PA); (2) assess if the study programs are relevant to the needs and requirements of the local and regional job market; (3) recommend ways to promote mutually beneficial linkages and partnerships with businesses and institutions, provincial and city governments, Chevron, and the Ministry of Education and Culture; and 4) recommend the prospects for the future sustainability of the Aceh Polytechnic.  (Excerpt, modified)