Program Background
Program Background
Such a condition was obvious from the early development in the tourism industry in Indonesia, that was initialized by the appearance of a number of hotels as well as other services industries, being an evidence of the determination of the Indonesian nation to develop the tourism sector as one of the Nation’s foreign exchange income sources. In the initial stages of its development, the workforce in this industry was individuals from the general public with different backgrounds in education and vocational capabilities. Even during those days, a large number of workers in this industry were members of the population who only had a primary or secondary educational background, as long as they possessed the will and were prepared to work in this industry. Their numbers were abundant.
The educational opportunities that they utilized were usually obtained through various non-formal educational programs, such as trainings, workshops, seminars, etc. Although some of them pursued formal education such as entering tertiary educational institutions in order to improve their competence and expertise, generally pressed by the demand of their occupation as they already held a position as leader, at the supervisory level, manager or even top-level. However, there were many of them who had not the chance of attending a formal education, although if viewed from the angle of work experience that they went through, they actually already possessed a competence that could be regarded on one line as those who graduated from a tertiary educational level institution. The problem they encountered was, that they did not possess a diploma that could serve as an authentic evidence as provided by a tertiary educational institution of their qualifications.
As such was also encountered by part of the students who attended formal education at the Trisakti Institute of Tourism (STP Trisakti), which formerly was known as the Trisakti Tourism Academy (APT). Through the history of the STP Trisakti as a tertiary educational institution that provided education to candidates of the workforce of the tourism industry. A fact was that a number of students were not able to continue and accomplish their study caused by various reasons, such as being recruited to work in a company and could not arrange for spare time to study while working. The number of these students falling into such a case, if accumulated through the 40 years the STP Trisakti has been established, is quite great. Presently they are holding managerial as well as top positions, and they feel that it is the time for them dig more into the knowledge and improve their intellectual quality through attending a formal education.
Taking into account the two conditions above, the Trisakti Institute of Tourism responded to cater for this issue, by opening a new program which was given the name of “The Trisakti Institute of Tourism Executive Program”
Diploma I
DIPLOMA I
STUDY PROGRAM’S:
College costs details for 2011/2012 academic (fees indicated are for the complete accomplishment of the program).
STUDY PROGRAM’S TIME LIMIT
The Diploma I program consists of 40 – 50 semester credits. It is scheduled to be at least 2 (two) semesters and at the most 4 (four) semesters.
CUMULATIVE SUBJECTS LOAD
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STUDY PROGRAM’S:
- FB SERVICE FOOD PRODUCTION
- PASTRY
College costs details for 2011/2012 academic (fees indicated are for the complete accomplishment of the program).
WAVE | FB SERVICE | FOOD PRODUCTION &PASTRY |
1 : OCT 2010 – JAN 2011 | 12.000.000 | 15.000.000 |
2 : FEB – APRIL 2011 | 12.500.000 | 15.500.000 |
3 : MAY – JULY 2011 | 13.000.000 | 16.000.000 |
STUDY PROGRAM’S TIME LIMIT
The Diploma I program consists of 40 – 50 semester credits. It is scheduled to be at least 2 (two) semesters and at the most 4 (four) semesters.
CUMULATIVE SUBJECTS LOAD
No | Subjects groups | Study Program | |||
FB SERVICE | FOOD PRODUCTION & PASTRY | ||||
Theory | Practice | Theory | Practice | ||
1 | Attitude Development Subjects (MPK) | 3 | 8 | 3 | 8 |
2 | Science and Vocational Subjects (MKK) | 5 | 0 | 5 | 0 |
3 | Working Skill Expertise Subjects (MKB) | 8 | 8 | 6 | 8 |
4 | Work Behaviour Subjects (MPB) | 0 | 0 | 2 | 0 |
5 | Social Life Subjects (MBB) | 0 | 8 | 0 | 8 |
sub total | 16 | 24 | 16 | 24 | |
Total | 40 | 40 | |||
Diploma III Travel
Diploma III Travel
Established by Decree No :17/69
Date of enactment : 30 October 1969
Month & Year of the Commencement of the Implementation of the Study Program : October 1969
STUDY PROGRAM’S OBJECTIVES
VISION
Being the best and most reliable in producing human resources in the hospitality industry.
MISSION :
Conducting a professional education program in the field of hospitality that is capable of meeting the challenges of changes as well as advancements in science and technology;
Preparing graduates on time;
Producing professional graduates in accordance with the requirements of the industry / job market at the level of supervisor possessing national and international competence;
Producing committed, dedicated and responsible graduates in their field of expertise.
OBJECTIVE :
Conducting a Diploma III education program that refers to the competence standard as well as the market requirements;
To manage a professional Diploma III education program conforming to government regulations and heeding to the needs of the industry / market;
Developing a sustainable instructional program oriented to the fulfillment of internal as well as external clients’ needs;
Developing applied research activities in the field of hospitality that are beneficial to the development of quality and improvement of the community welfare;
To utilize the advancements in science and technology in order to improve the program’s quality as well as services;
To foster and develop human resources capable of providing satisfactory services to internal as well as external customers.
STUDY PROGRAM’S TIME LIMIT
The Diploma III program consists of 116 – 120 semester credits. It is scheduled to be at least 6 (six) semesters and at the most 10 (ten) semesters.
CUMULATIVE SUBJECTS LOAD
No | Subjects groups | Study Program | |
Travel | |||
Theory | Practice | ||
1 | Attitude Development Subjects (MPK) | 8 | 4 |
2 | Science and Vocational Subjects (MKK) | 12 | 16 |
3 | Working Skill Expertise Subjects (MKB) | 29 | 25 |
4 | Work Behaviour Subjects (MPB) | 14 | 0 |
5 | Social Life Subjects (MBB) | 0 | 12 |
sub total | 63 sks | 57 sks | |
Total | 120 sks | ||
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