Regional Secretary Herman Suryatman: West Java Provincial Government Committed to Continuously Improving the Quality of Education

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PORTALJABAR, BANDUNG CITY - The West Java Provincial Government is strongly committed to continuing to improve the quality of education so that it can advance and produce superior generations who are able to compete at the national and global levels.

This was conveyed by the Regional Secretary of West Java Province, Herman Suryatman, in a coordination and consolidation meeting at the West Java Education Office in Bandung City, Tuesday (1/10/2024).

"We, the extended family of the West Java Provincial Government together with the education office, state and private schools, God willing, have a strong commitment to continue to improve the quality of education in West Java in a sustainable manner," said Herman.

On that occasion, he also emphasized the importance of improving teacher competence.

"We, through the head of the education office, school principals, supervisors, and also teachers, continue to strive to improve their competence so that they can guide and equip children in West Java so that they can become leaders in the future," he added.

According to him, improving the education sector in West Java is an ongoing process.

"God willing, in the future education in West Java will be much better and the education department will be part of the people who are ready to fight, dedicate themselves and make sacrifices for education in this region," said Herman.

Meanwhile, Acting Head of the West Java Education Office Bambang Tirtoyuliono in his speech also emphasized that the task of educating the young generation in West Java is a very noble responsibility.

"In principle, we in the education sector have this noble task to educate students in West Java, even though we have a very heavy burden with various limitations, we are ready to accelerate," said Bambang.

Editor: Rep Teguh

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