JAKARTA – The Ministry of Education and Culture (Kemendikbud) provides credit subsidies that can be used by students, students to teachers and lecturers to support the online teaching and learning process. This pulse budget will be distributed for four months, starting from September to December 2020.
Later, each student will get a pulse and data quota of IDR 35 thousand or the equivalent of 35 GB per month for students. Meanwhile, teachers are IDR 42 thousand or equivalent to a quota of 42 GB.
Quoting the official account of the Directorate General of Teachers and Education Personnel (Ditjen GTK), the credit subsidy will be transferred to each registered student number. Data collection procedures can be done through the Basic Education Data application (Dapodik).
“The data collection schedule, which previously had a maximum limit of 31 August 2020, is now being extended to 11 September 2020,” wrote the Instagram account of the Directorate General of GTK @dirjen_gtk, Wednesday, September 2.
One National Student Identification Number (NISN) is only allowed to input one mobile number. Based on the data uploaded to the Center for Data and Information Technology (Pusdatin), the Ministry of Education and Culture will sort the numbers according to the cellular operator.
Not only students and teachers. Active students and lecturers will also receive various funding assistance according to their needs.
According to the Director General of Higher Education (Dirjen Dikti) of the Ministry of Education and Culture, Nizam, all active students who carry out online learning will also get credit assistance from the government.
The amount of data quota and credit received by students and lecturers will vary with a maximum amount of IDR 150,000 per month. This nominal credit is equivalent to a data quota of 50 GB per month.
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