It is true that the new school year imminent, and state school were favored would have 'closed the door' because of the available space has been filled class of new students.
And what about the PPDB in Vocational High School (SMK) private property in Pemalang? This question should be answered honestly, that not a few private schools have to 'bite the bullet' because of a shortage of students. Prospective new students more dominant seeking state school for the continuation of studies. Even if many private schools were quite classy, they still make a second choice.
Failure to capture new learners certainly not without cause, and not something to be expected. It could be because the X factor that makes it not win the competition. Or maybe there are other causes that difficult to express because the category 'internal affairs'.
Related to the number of private vocational schools that lack of new students for the 2015/2016 school year, the Vice Chairman of the Board of Education Pemalang, Dr. Muntoha, SH, MHum, assess the importance of the competitiveness of the schools that a relatively small number of students. In the global era is now a vocational educational institutions as well as the private sector is required to strong competition. Not to place blame state schools opened a new department.
Blaming state school, he added, is the attitude of the less wise. Because, in addition to state school, many private vocational both old and new also opened the same department.
"In addition to the long school lately also emerging new SMK, so the department is also highly competitive both public and private," he said stressing that the state school opened a new department is not a cause for concern.
"What is important now how junior high school graduates can go on to vocational schools, both public and private," he concluded (kabar pemalang)
"What is important now how junior high school graduates can go on to vocational schools, both public and private," he concluded (kabar pemalang)
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