Selasa, 01 Desember 2015
Senin, 30 November 2015
Jumat, 27 November 2015
Liputan penerima Beasiswa SMK Keling Kumang dari Good Return Australia
Our Field Support Officer (FSO) Bridget Martin, recently shared a Good News story that is a cup of warm cocoa for the soul!
Having taught for three years in a low socioeconomic high school in Australia and assisted in the administration of educational grants and bursaries for a non-profit organisation, Bridget’s passion and expertise made her the perfect lead on an exciting new project. Thanks to a generous Australian donor, our team and colleagues at CUKK Indonesia had the opportunity to develop a program to help children of families living on less than $2.50 per day to complete secondary education. Working to meet a tight deadline, our team and colleagues at CUKK demonstrated their commitment by sleeping on floors, braving treacherous muddy roads and working through the night to reach families in the remote villages of West Kalimantan. By addressing the financial barriers to education, our team is giving children living in poverty the opportunity to keep learning. Bridget brings you her story.
Good Return has had the opportunity to pilot an exciting new project. Just a few months ago, we received funding for a new scholarship program aimed at supporting students living in poverty to further their education. Working closely with our Indonesian partner CUKK, we have provided 50 students from disadvantaged backgrounds with scholarships to attend senior high school this year. The project targets children at upper secondary school age (typically 16 to 18 years old) who are at risk of dropout for financial reasons. By addressing the major financial obstacles to education, we hope to significantly reduce this risk and allow these young people to continue studying. Research shows that just one extra year of schooling can increase an individual’s earnings by up to 10%. We believe that this scholarship will provide students with better opportunities to improve the future for themselves and their families.
As a Field Support Officer in Indonesia, I have been leading the
implementation of the pilot on the ground. Having taught for three years
in a low socioeconomic high school in Australia and, prior to that,
assisted in the administration of educational grants and bursaries for
another non-profit organisation, I have tried to draw from my experience
while working on this project. Fortunately, I have also been working
closely with the Good Return program team, who provide great support
from Australia, and an incredibly dedicated group of local staff from
CUKK and our partner school. As we decided to offer the scholarship only
to students in households living on less than US$2.50 per day, each
household had to undergo a poverty assessment (using the Progress out of
Poverty Index) and a home interview. A team of 11 Indonesian staff
travelled far and wide to visit the homes of candidate families to
determine their eligibility. This was no easy task as many roads in the
region are muddy and difficult to negotiate. In addition to
transportation challenges, one night, after enjoying dinner and an
evening debrief in a small village outside Sekadau, the team discovered
that the local branch office where they had intended to stay was closed.
With few other options, they settled in to sleep on the floor of the
café, using their jackets as pillows, before getting up to continue
their surveys the next morning.
The Survey Team
Through this home interview process and the application forms we received with letters from the students, we heard many heartfelt stories about the lengths to which these children and their families go to remain in school. These are just a few examples: Petrus wakes up at 2:30am every day to go to work cutting coconuts in the market before school and he returns there to work every afternoon. Before he received the scholarship, Petrus borrowed money from his boss to afford the enrolment fee (approximately $5) for senior high school. Andreas’ father insisted that he leave school to work and earn more money or he would no longer be provided for. Andreas refused to drop out and went to live with his sister and brother-in-law so that he could continue studying. Ristanti’s father is unable to earn as much as he used to due to poor health. Before she received the scholarship, Ristanti’s mother sold a pair of her earrings in order to afford the cost of transport and the initial fee to enrol in senior high school.
Based on their household poverty score, their application forms and
recommendations from the Survey Team and the local branch manager, 50
students were selected from 129 applicants by CUKK’s Executive
Committee. Half of these students were girls. On the 9th of July we held
an award ceremony for the students where we gave each a certificate and
distributed their pack of books, pens and rulers for the year. The
ceremony was attended by a local government leader, Wakil Bupati
Rupinus, and as part of the event I delivered my first ever speech in
Indonesian.
Each student received a CUKK bag, 70 notebooks, 12 pens and a set of
rulers along with their certificate. Now that the students have started
school, our focus will be on monitoring their progress and the
effectiveness of the program. We will be checking their attendance,
interviewing their families and conducting a few in-depth case studies
(keep an eye out for these). We will also be looking to secure further
funding for the program so that we may support these students through
the remaining two years of senior high school and offer the same
opportunities to more students in the future.
Congratulations to Bridget and the Good Return and CUKK teams on this wonderful achievement. Their tireless effort, passion and perseverance is inspiring. We look forward to bringing you updates on the Sintang school project and the scholarship students.
It is often stated that investing in education is the most effective way to reduce poverty. By removing the financial barriers to education, we are providing opportunities for the leaders of tomorrow. The best way to help us continue our work is through regular giving. Please consider becoming a champion for the people like the families of Sintang.
SUMBER
Having taught for three years in a low socioeconomic high school in Australia and assisted in the administration of educational grants and bursaries for a non-profit organisation, Bridget’s passion and expertise made her the perfect lead on an exciting new project. Thanks to a generous Australian donor, our team and colleagues at CUKK Indonesia had the opportunity to develop a program to help children of families living on less than $2.50 per day to complete secondary education. Working to meet a tight deadline, our team and colleagues at CUKK demonstrated their commitment by sleeping on floors, braving treacherous muddy roads and working through the night to reach families in the remote villages of West Kalimantan. By addressing the financial barriers to education, our team is giving children living in poverty the opportunity to keep learning. Bridget brings you her story.
Good Return has had the opportunity to pilot an exciting new project. Just a few months ago, we received funding for a new scholarship program aimed at supporting students living in poverty to further their education. Working closely with our Indonesian partner CUKK, we have provided 50 students from disadvantaged backgrounds with scholarships to attend senior high school this year. The project targets children at upper secondary school age (typically 16 to 18 years old) who are at risk of dropout for financial reasons. By addressing the major financial obstacles to education, we hope to significantly reduce this risk and allow these young people to continue studying. Research shows that just one extra year of schooling can increase an individual’s earnings by up to 10%. We believe that this scholarship will provide students with better opportunities to improve the future for themselves and their families.
Fifty scholarship students have started school in July
The pilot program will be delivered in partnership with SMK Keling Kumang, a recently opened senior high school located in the town of Sekadau, West Kalimantan. SMK Keling Kumang is a vocational senior high school that offers the national curriculum alongside vocational studies in areas such as IT, accounting and agriculture. The families we spoke with in West Kalimantan indicated that school fees represent the most significant obstacle to sending their children to school. They told us that the most difficult costs to bear were those that required large lump-sum payments. This problem is associated with cash flow difficulties arising from low and irregular income, as well as presently low rubber prices in Indonesia, a major source of revenue in the region. For this reason, the scholarship has focused funding on the major financial outlays associated with sending a child to school: school fees, uniforms, books and stationery.“The families we spoke with in West Kalimantan indicated that school fees represent the most significant obstacle to sending their children to school.”
Children received certificates of enrollment at a ceremony in July
Good Return & CUKK staff showing their commitment sleeping on the floor of a remote cafe
Through this home interview process and the application forms we received with letters from the students, we heard many heartfelt stories about the lengths to which these children and their families go to remain in school. These are just a few examples: Petrus wakes up at 2:30am every day to go to work cutting coconuts in the market before school and he returns there to work every afternoon. Before he received the scholarship, Petrus borrowed money from his boss to afford the enrolment fee (approximately $5) for senior high school. Andreas’ father insisted that he leave school to work and earn more money or he would no longer be provided for. Andreas refused to drop out and went to live with his sister and brother-in-law so that he could continue studying. Ristanti’s father is unable to earn as much as he used to due to poor health. Before she received the scholarship, Ristanti’s mother sold a pair of her earrings in order to afford the cost of transport and the initial fee to enrol in senior high school.
From left: Petrus, Andreas and Ristanti
Wakil Bupati Rupinus (left) and , with FSO Bridget Martin
Congratulations to Bridget and the Good Return and CUKK teams on this wonderful achievement. Their tireless effort, passion and perseverance is inspiring. We look forward to bringing you updates on the Sintang school project and the scholarship students.
It is often stated that investing in education is the most effective way to reduce poverty. By removing the financial barriers to education, we are providing opportunities for the leaders of tomorrow. The best way to help us continue our work is through regular giving. Please consider becoming a champion for the people like the families of Sintang.
SUMBER
Kamis, 03 September 2015
Exskul SMK Keling Kumang
Dalam rangka mengembangkan bakat dan minat para siswa dan siswinya smk keling kumang membuka beberapa Kegiatan Ekstra yang meliput antara lain:
1. Olah raga:
5. dan masih banyak lagi.
1. Olah raga:
- Shorinji Kempo
- Sepak Bola
- Bola Volly
- Bulu Tangkis
- Tenis Meja2. Akademik
- Group Bahasa Inggris3. Kesenian
- Group Rekayasa Perangkat Lunak
- Karya Ilmiah Remaja
- Band4. Palang Merah Remaja
- Sanggar
5. dan masih banyak lagi.
Siapkan biaya pendidikan anak anda sejak dini
Video Layanan Masyarakat CU Keling Kumang yang juga satu Group dengan SMK Keling Kumang di bawah Keling Kumang Group
Siapkan biaya pendidikan anak anda sejak dini bersama Keling Kumang
terima kasih telah meluangkan waktu anda untuk menonton Layanan ini
Siapkan biaya pendidikan anak anda sejak dini bersama Keling Kumang
Rabu, 20 Mei 2015
Penerimaan Peserta Didik Baru 2015
Tahun Pelajaran 2015/2016 SMK Keling Kumang telah membuka pendaftaran bagi calon peserta didik baru yaitu
Gelombang I: Mulai tanggal 8 s/d 23 Mei 2015 (hari minggu dan hari libur tutup)
Gelmbang II : Mulai tanggal 11 s/d 20 Juni 2015 (hari minggu dan hari libur tutup)
Tempat : SMK Keling Kumang Sekadau
Telp : 0823-5203-2727
Email : smkkk@Gmail.com
adapun berkas administrasi pendaftaran sebagai berikut:
Biaya Sekolah:
a) . Biaya Pendaftara sebesar rp.50.000;
b). Biaya daftar ulang
c) Biaya Seragam dan atribut sekolah
Pembayaran uang sekolah keseluruhan adalah sebesar Rp.2.670.000;
dapat ditransfer ke simpar an.Yayasan Keling Kumang nomor : 247 TP pasasr sekadau atau langsung ke panitia penerimaan.
- JURUSAN
b. Keuangan Akuntansi
2. Jurusan Teknologi dan Informasi
a. Rekayasa Perangkat Lunak (Komputer)
3. Jurusan Agribisnis dan Agroteknologi
a. Agribisnis Tanaman pangan dan Hortikultura
- Fasilitas Penunjang
Gelombang I: Mulai tanggal 8 s/d 23 Mei 2015 (hari minggu dan hari libur tutup)
Gelmbang II : Mulai tanggal 11 s/d 20 Juni 2015 (hari minggu dan hari libur tutup)
Tempat : SMK Keling Kumang Sekadau
Telp : 0823-5203-2727
Email : smkkk@Gmail.com
adapun berkas administrasi pendaftaran sebagai berikut:
- Membawa Ijasah dan SKHUN asli : 3 Lembar
- Fotocopy Ijasah Legalisir : 3 Lembar
- Fotocopy SKHUN Legalisir : 2 Lembar
- Fotocopy kartu NISN : 2 Lembar
- Fotocopy Akta Kelahiran : 2 Lembar
- Fotocopy Katu keluarga : 2 Lembar
- Pas foto 3 x 4 : 6 Lembar
Biaya Sekolah:
a) . Biaya Pendaftara sebesar rp.50.000;
b). Biaya daftar ulang
- DPP (3 tahun) Rp. 1.000.000
- SPP( bulan Juli + Agustus 2015) Rp. 200.000
- OSIS ( 1 Tahun) Rp. 120.000
- UKS (1 Tahun) Rp. 60.000
- Praktikum Rp. 120.000
- Kartu SPP Rp 5.000
c) Biaya Seragam dan atribut sekolah
- Pakaian putih abu-abu Rp.275.000
- Pakaian Pramuka Rp.275.000
- Pakaian Khusus Rp.275.000
- Pakaian Olahraga Rp.150.000
- Kaos Kaki (Hitam + putih) Rp. 30.000
- Ikat Pinggang Rp. 30.000
- Topi + Dasi Rp. 30.000
Pembayaran uang sekolah keseluruhan adalah sebesar Rp.2.670.000;
dapat ditransfer ke simpar an.Yayasan Keling Kumang nomor : 247 TP pasasr sekadau atau langsung ke panitia penerimaan.
- JURUSAN
- Jurusan Bisnis dan Manajemen
b. Keuangan Akuntansi
2. Jurusan Teknologi dan Informasi
a. Rekayasa Perangkat Lunak (Komputer)
3. Jurusan Agribisnis dan Agroteknologi
a. Agribisnis Tanaman pangan dan Hortikultura
- Fasilitas Penunjang
- Laboraturium IPA
- Laboraturium Komputer
- Lapangan Olahraga
- Perpustakaan
- UKS
- Kesenian
- LAB Pascapanen
- Asrama Bekerja sama
Kamis, 05 Maret 2015
Program Form Login Ke Aplikasi Menggunakan Username dan Password Di Database Menggunakan VB Net
Apakah aplikasi anda sudah menggunakan form login? Form login tentu
sangat berguna pada aplikasi yang berhubungan dengan database. Berikut
ini akan saya berikan contoh program login yang menggunakan username dan
password yang tersimpan pada database.
Untuk yang pertama buatlah tabel pemakai di database yang sudah anda gunakan. Database yang dicontohkan disini yaitu database Microsoft Access. Strukturnya bisa seperti berikut :
Nama Tabel : Pemakai
Field
1. namauser type text
2. passuser type text
Isikan beberapa record pada tabel Pemakai tersebut.
Nah silahkan anda rancang form berikut ini :
Adapun program form login ke aplikasi menggunakan username dan password di database menggunakan VB Net, berikut ini :
Imports System.Data.OleDb
Public Class Form1
Dim kesempatan As Byte
Public DB As OleDbConnection
Public CMD As OleDbCommand
Public DR As OleDbDataReader
Public SQL As String
Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
Dim LOKASI = "Provider = Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=D:\Database\BPC.mdb"
DB = New OleDbConnection(LOKASI)
If DB.State = ConnectionState.Closed Then
DB.Open()
End If
Password.PasswordChar = "*"
kesempatan = 0
End Sub
Private Sub btnOk_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnOk.Click
'PADA PERINTAH SELEC TAMBAH HURUF T sehingga MENJADI SELECT
SQL = "SELEC * FROM pemakai Where namauser='" & Username.Text & "' and passuser='" & Password.Text & "'"
CMD = New OleDbCommand(Sql, DB)
DR = CMD.ExecuteReader
DR.Read()
If DR.HasRows = True Then
MsgBox("Selamat Datang", MsgBoxStyle.Information, "Login Success")
Me.Hide()
'FormMenu.Show()
Else
MsgBox("Maaf !, Password anda salah !", MsgBoxStyle.Information, "Login Gagal")
Username.Text = ""
Password.Text = ""
Username.Focus()
kesempatan = kesempatan + 1
If kesempatan >= 3 Then
MsgBox("Maaf !, Anda sudah " & kesempatan & " kali salah !", MsgBoxStyle.Information, "Login Gagal")
End
End If
End If
DR.Close()
End Sub
End Class
Pada program form login ke aplikasi menggunakan username dan password di database menggunakan VB Net tersebut terlihat tidak terdapat username maupun password yang didefinisikan, hal ini dikarenakan username dan password tersimpan pada database BPC.MDB di tabel Pemakai.
Demikianlah program form login ke aplikasi menggunakan username dan password di database menggunakan VB Net
Sumber:
Untuk yang pertama buatlah tabel pemakai di database yang sudah anda gunakan. Database yang dicontohkan disini yaitu database Microsoft Access. Strukturnya bisa seperti berikut :
Nama Tabel : Pemakai
Field
1. namauser type text
2. passuser type text
Isikan beberapa record pada tabel Pemakai tersebut.
Nah silahkan anda rancang form berikut ini :
Adapun program form login ke aplikasi menggunakan username dan password di database menggunakan VB Net, berikut ini :
Imports System.Data.OleDb
Public Class Form1
Dim kesempatan As Byte
Public DB As OleDbConnection
Public CMD As OleDbCommand
Public DR As OleDbDataReader
Public SQL As String
Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
Dim LOKASI = "Provider = Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=D:\Database\BPC.mdb"
DB = New OleDbConnection(LOKASI)
If DB.State = ConnectionState.Closed Then
DB.Open()
End If
Password.PasswordChar = "*"
kesempatan = 0
End Sub
Private Sub btnOk_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnOk.Click
'PADA PERINTAH SELEC TAMBAH HURUF T sehingga MENJADI SELECT
SQL = "SELEC * FROM pemakai Where namauser='" & Username.Text & "' and passuser='" & Password.Text & "'"
CMD = New OleDbCommand(Sql, DB)
DR = CMD.ExecuteReader
DR.Read()
If DR.HasRows = True Then
MsgBox("Selamat Datang", MsgBoxStyle.Information, "Login Success")
Me.Hide()
'FormMenu.Show()
Else
MsgBox("Maaf !, Password anda salah !", MsgBoxStyle.Information, "Login Gagal")
Username.Text = ""
Password.Text = ""
Username.Focus()
kesempatan = kesempatan + 1
If kesempatan >= 3 Then
MsgBox("Maaf !, Anda sudah " & kesempatan & " kali salah !", MsgBoxStyle.Information, "Login Gagal")
End
End If
End If
DR.Close()
End Sub
End Class
Pada program form login ke aplikasi menggunakan username dan password di database menggunakan VB Net tersebut terlihat tidak terdapat username maupun password yang didefinisikan, hal ini dikarenakan username dan password tersimpan pada database BPC.MDB di tabel Pemakai.
Demikianlah program form login ke aplikasi menggunakan username dan password di database menggunakan VB Net
Sumber:
Senin, 02 Maret 2015
Para Pelopor
Menjadi pelopor atau perintis sebuah bidang baru bukan lah hal yang mudah, namun itu adalah sebuah tantangan baru. terlebih dunia bisnis saat ini terus berpacu dengan cara jemput bola. hal ini pula yang dilakukan oleh Keling Kumang Group sebagaimana kita ketahui besama bahwa keling kumang bergerak di bidang Financial yaitu Lembaga Simpan Pinjam dan perkreditran, selanjutnya melebarkan sayapnya dengan menambah bidang bisnis ke sektor rill yaitu dengan membuka K52 yang mengurusi Penjualan berupa Swalayan. Outlet pertaman di buka di sekadau bertempat di jalan sekadau-rawak dipilihnya sekadau karena merupakan basis bisnis CUKK yang juga merupakan wilayah kantor pusat CU Keling Kumang. selanjutnya di buka juga K77 yang bergerak di bidang pertanian yang mengurusi semua kebutuan pertanian. K77 ini di dirikan dan berkantor di Sintang berada di jalan YC.Oevang Oeray tepat di samping Universita Kapuas Sintang. selanjutnya demi membagun manusia indonesia secara umum dan kalimantan barat secara khusus wilayah timur di dirikan juga Keling Kumang University. dan yang terbaharukan adalah SMK Keling Kumang yang beroperasi di Sekadau tepatmya dijalan sekadau-rawak SMK Keling Kumang ini sebelumnya adalah SPP sekadau yang bernaung dibawah yayasan Karya sekadau dan pada bulan February 2015 dipercayakan untuk dikelola Oleh Yayasan Keling Kumang dibawah Keling Kumang Group. dengan membuka tiga jurusan baru untuk mengakomodir kebutuhan dunia kerja saat ini yaitu:
- Rekayasa Perangkat Lunak (RPL)
- Akuntansi
- Perkantoran
- Pertanian (sudah ada sebelumnya)
dan berikut ini adalah profil dari staff CU Keling Kumang yang di Peruntukan untuk merintis perjalanan SMK Keling Kumang kedepan
1. Yohanes Amid, S,Pd - Sebelumnya Staff Penagihan & Penyitaan
2. Bastian,S.Sd - Sebelumnya Kepala TPK Balai Sepuak
3. Miki Hermanto,S.Kom - Sebelumnya Staff IT
4. Para guru SPP sebelumnya sebanyak 4 orang
1. Yohanes Amid, S,Pd - Sebelumnya Staff Penagihan & Penyitaan
2. Bastian,S.Sd - Sebelumnya Kepala TPK Balai Sepuak
3. Miki Hermanto,S.Kom - Sebelumnya Staff IT
4. Para guru SPP sebelumnya sebanyak 4 orang
Staff Nampang dulu saat serah terima Yayasan Karya sekadau Ke Yayasan Keling Kumang
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