On the second day of the 2025 National Consolidation for Primary and Secondary Education (Konsolnas Dikdasmen) in Depok, Minister of Primary and Secondary Education Abdul Mu’ti unveiled a set of bold priorities to accelerate Indonesia’s education transformation this year.
These priorities are in full alignment with President Prabowo and Vice President Gibran’s Asta Cita vision—especially the mission to build world-class human capital and ensure that quality education is accessible to every child in the nation.
“Quality Education for All is not just a slogan—it is a constitutional mandate. Education is the foundation for developing superior human resources,” emphasized Abdul Mu’ti.
The government is reinforcing these priorities with clear policies and strong financial backing. In the 2025 State Budget, 20% of national expenditure remains allocated for strengthening primary and secondary education—covering teacher allowances, school renovations, BOS funds, the Program Indonesia Pintar (PIP), and national nutrition initiatives.
Where Kipin EdTech Meets National Education Goals
As one of Indonesia’s leading innovators in educational technology, Kipin EdTech is uniquely positioned to support and accelerate these government priorities—offering practical solutions in digital transformation, teacher empowerment, character development, and the integration of coding and AI into the national curriculum. This is why Kipin has become a favorite choice for school districts across the archipelago.
1. Empowering Teachers Anywhere
Kipin provides tens of thousands of ready-to-use learning resources—including textbooks, instructional videos, and quizzes—that teachers can access instantly. Whether in major cities or remote villages, educators can benefit from high-quality teaching materials and bring consistent, engaging lessons to their students.
2. Digital Transformation Without Internet Barriers
Through its breakthrough EduSpot technology, Kipin enables any digital device—whether a laptop, tablet, or even a basic Android phone without a SIM card—to connect to a school’s Kipin Smart Classroom server and access rich educational content without requiring internet access. This ensures that rural schools can enjoy the same modern learning experience as those in urban centers.
3. Early Access to Coding and Artificial Intelligence
Kipin’s expanding library of coding and AI courses for K–12 directly supports the government’s updated curriculum goals. With a single click, schools can update Kipin’s content library, ensuring lessons remain relevant and students are prepared for the jobs of tomorrow.
4. Smarter, Paperless Assessments
The Kipin PTO (Paperless Test Organizer) allows teachers to create, distribute, and grade tests digitally—with automatic scoring that saves time and eliminates manual marking. This gives educators more room to focus on personalized feedback and deeper learning experiences for their students.
5. Building Character and Independent Learning
Kipin goes beyond academics by also supporting character education. With over 500 digital comics and story-based learning resources, Kipin helps teachers instill values, ethics, and life skills in students. This aligns with the Ministry’s Seven Habits of Great Indonesian Children program, shaping not only smart students but also responsible citizens.
A Shared Mission: Golden Generation 2045
Indonesia’s long-term vision is clear: by 2045, the nation aims to build an equitable, inclusive, and high-quality education system capable of producing a Golden Generation ready to compete globally.
With its combination of online-and-offline flexibility, scalable content distribution, and a forward-looking curriculum, Kipin is more than just a digital platform—it’s a bridge connecting the government’s vision to real, measurable progress in classrooms.
Kipin offers the most complete digital school ecosystem in Indonesia, including Kipin School 4.0, Kipin PTO 2.0, Kipin Classroom, Kipin MAX, and Kipin IFP (for interactive flat panels)—a suite unmatched by any other EdTech provider.
Working hand-in-hand with policymakers, teachers, and schools, Kipin is proving that Quality Education for All is not a distant dream—it’s already being realized in classrooms from bustling Jakarta to the nation’s most remote islands.
