I am an Indonesian native speaker based in Malang. Currently, I am working as an Indonesian language teacher in one of the private universities in Indonesia.


I have a background in English language teaching and I love to meet new people.


I am a coffee lover who interests in sports especially football, traveling, and visiting coffee shops across the globe.


Having a certificate in teaching the Indonesian language from the Ministry of Education and Culture of the Republic of Indonesia gives me an opportunity to become a professional teacher. I have experienced in teaching students from very diverse countries as well as different levels. My students came from many countries across the world such as Australia, Germany, France, Spain, Portugal, Poland, Ukraine, Italy, USA, Japan, South Korea, Vietnam, Thailand, Sierra Leone, Gambia, Tanzania, Egypt, etc.


I usually use some personalized and customized learning materials and methods to help the students attain their learning goals, especially in one-to-one teaching. Using a context-based teaching approach will boost the students' understanding of the actual language used and give them real experiences in learning the language.


Moreover, offering feedback as well as the suggestion to my students would give the benefit for the learning process to become more effective in reaching the daily goals.


I would love to have a chance to talk and discuss with you our learning material and methodology. Moreover, I am an open and flexible person so I do like to have students of different ages (young learner and adult learner) and language levels (Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced). In addition, the Indonesian language does not have tenses and we always speak what is written. I cannot wait to get started and see you very soon.


Remember the motto: Learn a language today. Speak on the same day!


Sampai Jumpa!


Sincerely,


Dimas

I am an Indonesian native speaker based in Malang. Currently, I am working as an Indonesian language teacher in one of the best private universities in Indonesia. In addition, I have a background in English language teaching and I love to meet new people. I am a coffee lover who is interested in sports especially football, traveling and visiting coffee shops across the globe.


Having a certificate in teaching the Indonesian language from the Ministry of Education and Culture of the Republic of Indonesia gives me an opportunity to become a professional teacher. I have experienced in teaching students from very diverse countries as well as different levels. My students came from many countries across the world such as Australia, Germany, France, Spain, Portugal, Poland, Ukraine, Italy, USA, Japan, South Korea, Vietnam, Thailand, Sierra Leone, Gambia, Tanzania, Egypt, etc.


I usually use some personalized and customized learning materials and methods to help the students attain their learning goals, especially in one-to-one teaching. Using a context-based teaching approach will boost the students' understanding of the actual language used and give them real experiences in learning the language.


Moreover, offering feedback as well as the suggestion to my students would give the benefit for the learning process to become more effective in reaching the daily goals.


I would love to have a chance to talk and discuss with you our learning material and methodology. Moreover, I am an open and flexible person so I do like to have students of different ages (young learner and adult learner) and language levels (Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced). In addition, the Indonesian language does not have tenses and we always speak what is written. I cannot wait to get started and see you very soon.


Remember the motto: Learn a language today. Speak on the same day!


Sampai Jumpa!


Sincerely,


Dimas

Basic Indonesian Language

Hello there!
Thank you for stopping and checking my profile. I am an Indonesian native speaker based in Malang. Currently, I am working as an Indonesian language teacher in one of the best private universities in Indonesia.

I have a background in English language teaching and I love to meet new people.

I am a coffee lover who interested in sports especially football, traveling, and visiting coffee shops across the globe.

Having a certificate in teaching the Indonesian language from the Ministry of Education and Culture of the Republic of Indonesia gives me an opportunity to become a professional teacher. I have experienced in teaching students from very diverse countries as well as different levels. My students came from many countries across the world such as Australia, Germany, France, Spain, Portugal, Poland, Ukraine, Italy, USA, Japan, South Korea, Vietnam, Thailand, Sierra Leone, Gambia, Tanzania, Egypt, etc.

I usually use some personalized and customized learning materials and methods to help the students attain their learning goals, especially in one-to-one teaching. Using a context-based teaching approach will boost the students' understanding of the actual language used and give them real experiences in learning the language.

Moreover, offering feedback as well as the suggestion to my students would give the benefit for the learning process to become more effective in reaching the daily goals.

I would love to have a chance to talk and discuss with you our learning material and methodology. Moreover, I am an open and flexible person so I do like to have students of different ages (young learner and adult learner) and language levels (Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced). In addition, the Indonesian language does not have tenses and we always speak what is written. I cannot wait to get started and see you very soon.

Remember the motto: Learn a language today. Speak on the same day!

Sampai Jumpa!


Sincerely,


Dimas

Conversational Indonesian Language

Intermediate Indonesian Language

Center for Development of Language Strategy and Diplomacy under Ministry of Education and Culture of the Republic of Indonesia conducted the Workshop on Teaching BIPA (Bahasa Indonesia for Foreign Speakers).

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia conducted The 12th Promotion of Indonesian Language and Culture for Foreign Diplomats at the University of Muhammadiyah Malang.

As one of the teaching staff at BIPA, we regularly join the workshop to develop the material and teaching skills.

Awarded as the Erasmus program gave me the experience to live and learn abroad especially at the University of Porto, Portugal. This remarkable experience broadens my international exposure to become a more open-minded person.

During my study, I focused on learning how to teach English as a foreign language. In addition, having the knowledge and experiences in the teaching method and strategy would be a positive skill in supporting the teaching and learning process.

Involved in many international events and meeting many students from different backgrounds, levels of studies, and countries gave me a strong intercultural knowledge which will help me to understand the student's needs and characteristics during the learning process.

As one of the Indonesian language teachers in the BIPA (Indonesian Language for Foreign Speakers) office in my university, I gained many experiences in teaching the Indonesian language to international students who want to pursue their degrees at our university. Moreover, teaching Diplomats from several countries represents my professional teaching experiences.

Created a fun learning environment by using a variety of facilitation techniques in teaching the English Language for staff at Bina Bangsa School.

As the coordinator for the student exchange scholarship program, I gained many experiences in intercultural communication which I believe really would help me in communicating to my future students in Italki later.

Having experience living abroad contributes to enhancing my perspective as an individual to be an open-minded person. I believe those experiences would significantly help me in understanding my prospective students in terms of several aspects needed in the learning process.

Meeting and accompanying the volunteer from abroad to live and learn the local language, as well as the cultures, really gave me an emotional feeling where I could have a close relationship with a foreigner who even I did not know before. This emotional approach become crucial parts where it should be built with the students to engage and encourage them in learning the Indonesian language.