Indonesian University students again show enthusiasm and preparation for the work world through independent internship programs. One of the students, Amalia Rifda Taurizka from the Information System Studies Program, get a chance to do an internship at Land Transportation Management Hall (BPTD) Class II Loaded.
This internship program is a means for students to improve skills and understand directly the working mechanisms of government agencies, especially in land transportation sectors. Through interns, students are involved in various activities, starting from understanding operational systems, administration, to helping technical activity in the BPTD environment.
During these activities, interns also obtained guidance from guidance teachers, Dr. Zaenal Abidin, S.Si., S.Kom., MT., which actively provides direction, input and evaluation in order for student learning to work properly.
Students not only get work experiences, but also justify discipline, responsibility, and understand the importance of communication and collaboration in teams. It's certainly an important capital to face the working world in the future.
Through this self-study program, the Indonesian University of Technocrates through TCTC continues to commit to supporting students to work, to achieve and compete in the industrial sector
