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Once newly-arrived expats are settled into their new home, office and school - they start looking for things to do in their free time. There are a wealth of opportunities in Jakarta to learn a new skill, develop a hobby or explore new possibilities through taking a course or lesson. Check 'em out :) Language Courses | Private Tutors
Language CoursesBahasa Indonesia at IALF - Learn the Indonesian national language in Jakarta, Surabaya or Bali! See information on other Language Courses in the Shops and Services directory Portuguese Courses at Embassy of Portugal Jakarta Jl. Indramayu No. 2A, Menteng - Basic and Intermediate Classes. Classes are two times a week (weekdays) 3:00pm-4.30pm/5.30pm-7:00pm. Contact leitorado.jacarta@gmail.com for more information.
Private Tutors in IndonesiaThere are a number of companies which can arrange private tutors to come to your home to assist your children with difficult subjects in school such as math, science, and foreign languages. Many expatriate families who are abroad for the first time will find that their children experience difficulties studying these subjects in what may be a foreign language (to them) at their international school. The practice of having tutors come to your home is common amongst middle and upper class Indonesians. They may have several "guru les" who come to their house several times a week to assist children in completing all their homework or just with specific subjects. Homework assistance can also be given in groups or at the private tutoring company's office/school location. Read this additional information on How to find good Private Tutors for your Children in Indonesia.
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