Pulau Tunda terletak di Serang, Banten. Untuk sampai kesana, kita perlu menggunakan beberapa moda transportasi. Kami berangkat dari daerah Kuningan, Setiabudi, Jakarta Selatan, menggunakan Taksi, Bus, Angkot dan Kapal untuk sampai disana. Secara keseluruhan, Pulau tunda sangat mengesankan.

catatan:

1. Setiap ganti kendaraan, masing-masing menempuh waktu yang cukup lama. Amankan pinggang dan pantat anda dengan mencari tempat bersandar ternyaman.
2. Selalu sedia snack selama perjalanan. Perut kenyang, hati tenang.
3. Survivor kit: tolak angin. maklum, banyak angin.
4. Gerak seperlunya aja, disana gerah banget..biar ga terlalu panas =)
5. Nyebrang pakai kapal kayu, jangan dibayangkan kecepatannya seperti speed boat. Nanti kecewa.
6. L istrik nyala 18.00-06.00

Hari pertama:

05.00-05.30 Perjalanan menuju tempat pertemuan dengan tour leader dan pelancong lainnya, Slipi Jaya.

05.30-06.00 haha-hihi-chit-chat-kenalan dan breafing.

06.00-08.00 naik Bus Slipi Jaya menuju terminal Pakupatan, Serang, Banten.

08.00-09.00 naik angkot Terminal Pakupatan ke Dermaga Karangantu.

09.00-11.00 nyebrang dari dermaga ke Pulau Tunda

11.00-13.00 check in penginapan dan makan siang

13.00-17.00 melaut dan snorkeling 2 spot

17.00-19.00 bilas, bebersih, makan malam

19.00-21.00 lampion night

Hari kedua:

05.00-06.00 mengejar sunrise di dermaga dekat penginapan

06.00-07.00 sarapan

07.00-08.00 persiapan melaut

08.00-11.00 melaut dan snorkeling 2 spot

11.00-13.00 makan siang, bilas dan packing

13.00-15.00 menuju Demaga Karang Antu menggunakan kapal kayu

15.00-16.00 naik angkot dari dermaha Karang Antu menuju Terminal Pakupatan, Serang.

16.00-19.00 ngetem, nunggu bus penuh, lanjut jalan ke jakarta

19.00-dst uda di Jakarta sih, tapi nyasar karena diturunin sembarangan sama kenek busnya

Solo traveling is easy, cheap and challenging. I can not share my expenses during this trip, but I can guarantee you can cut 60% on your budget compared to travelling with travel agent. Check on my details.

Document required:
1. Passport, make sure that its valid more than six months after departure in Japan (check here for online passport registration).

2. Visa, issued by the representative consulate in Jakarta (find here).

3. ID card from your home country.

Gadget required:

1. Smartphone

2. Local sim card, for internet connection.

3. Installed Offline digital map of South Korea if you don’t want to have more SIM card and (or) just in case our international roaming is not working.

4. Smartphone camera is enough, everything in South Korea is CUTEEEE….

5. Installed Google translate.

6. Digital compass for qibla

Trick and tips:

1. Registering international roaming for internet service from Indonesia gsm card is NOT RECOMMENDED (I had a difficult time with XL, t-sel or even i-sat at that time).

2. Make sure that you have a ‘healthy’ checking account. There is no minimum requirement, but still, at least its in sufficient amount.

3. Be an aggressive promo ticket hunter (check here for the recommended airways).

4. Not so many free wiFI.

5. The civil servant is sooooooo…NOT helpful. You better ask people around you, BUT the civil servant.

6. Bring your survival kit (mine: tolak angin and minyak angin).

7. Instant food in convenience store is quite cheap. Bringing bon cabe even better.

8. Long john and winter jacket is a must. I almost die freezing when it reached -9dc.

9. Bring along gloves, ear cover, and shawl.

Itinerary:

Rundown:
Day 1
Inc airport
Myeong dong gil, traditional market
Namdaemun, traditional market
Namsan tower
Day 2
Gyeongbok gung
Education museum
Bukchon hanok village
Changdeok gung
Seoul central masjid
Ddp
Dongdaemun market
Day 3
Nami island
Petit france
Deoksu gung
Seoul city hall
Avenue of youth
Day 4
Inc airport

Feel free to ask for detail.

LETS GO SOLO, LETS GO…!

Solo traveling is easy, cheap and challenging. I can not share my expenses during this trip, but I can guarantee you can cut 50% on your budget compared to travelling with travel agent. Check on my details.

Document required:
1. Passport, make sure that its valid more than six months after departure in Japan (check here for online passport registration).

2. Visa, issued by the representative consulate in respective jurisdictions (click here for detail).

3. ID card from your home country.

4. JR (Japan Rail pass) for solo traveling more than 3 days, less than three days it is cheaper if you buy the ticket in Japan directly.

Gadget required:

1. Smartphone

2. Local sim card that you can buy in Indonesia (check here), or in the airport in Japan.

3. Installed Offline digital map of Japan if you don’t want to have more SIM card and (or) just in case our international roaming is not working.

4. Smartphone camera is enough, the landscape in Japan is already marvelous.

5. Installed Google translate.

6. Digital compass for qibla

Trick and tips:

1. Registering international roaming for internet service from Indonesia gsm card is NOT RECOMMENDED (I had a difficult time with XL, t-sel or even i-sat at that time).

2. Make sure that you have a ‘healthy’ checking account. There is no minimum requirement, but still, at least its in sufficient amount.

3. Be an aggressive promo ticket hunter (check here for the recommended airways).

4. You can rent for pocket WiFi. But still, I don’t feel comfort with it.

5. There are plenty of train station and airport that provide free wiFi. But still, do not counting on it if you are going solo.

6. The civil servant is sooooooo…helpful.

7. Bring your survival kit (mine: tolak angin and minyak angin).

8. I little bit concern about the halal food, so I prefer to bring bon cabe from Indonesia.

9. Extra sweater to prevent cold, extra coat to look cool on camera.

10. Find cabin or capsule hotel. Its super awesome.

Itinerary:

Loc: Tokyo, Fujiyama, Osaka, Kyoto

Itinerary:
Day 1
Haneda Tokyo Airport
Hachiko statue, Tokyo
Sinjuku gyoen, Tokyo
Tokyo station historical, Tokyo
Imperial palace, Tokyo
Kusunoki masahige statue, Tokyo
Akihabara station, Tokyo
Ueno park, Tokyo
Day 2
Otw ke Fuji
Shin fuji, Fuji
Fujisan hongu sengen taisa, traditional vilage, Fuji
Otw ke Osaka
Day 3
Museum of history, Osaka
Education memorial tower, Osaka
Municipal museum, Osaka
Osaka castle, Osaka
Otw Kyoto
International manga museum, Kyoto
Nijo castle, Kyoto
Arashiyama bamboo forest, Kyoto
Gion sijo old town, Kyoto
Day 4
Shinsaibasi largest market, Osaka
Day 5
Kansai tower, Osaka
Maruhan gambling center, Osaka (numpang selfie)
Osaka Kansai airport

Feel free to ask for detail.

LETS GO SOLO, LETS GO…!

Pemenang kompetisi penulisan blog dengan tema “Curhat” mahasiswa baru kolompok NIM 1511000171-210 adalah:
Ferry Fernanda

&

Dwiana Sheilawati

Pemenang dapat mengambil hadiah di ruang dosen unit 5 – lantai 3, hari Senin-Jumat, pada jam kerja.

cp: 0818 262 200

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Dalam rangka menyambut mahasiswa baru Perbanas Institute 2015, mahasiswa diberikan pembekalan berupa kelas “Creative Writing”. Untuk tahun ini, mahasiswa dengan NIM 1511000171-210 diwajibkan untuk membuat blog pribadi dan sebagai materi pertemuan kedua, mahasiswa diminta untuk membuat blog dengan tema “Curhat” dalam waktu 2 jam.

Blog yang sudah dipublikasi akan dikompilasi dalam blog dosen.perbanas.id dan dipilih satu blog terbaik yang sesuai dengan kriteria penulisan.

Pemenang akan diumumkan pada blog dosen.perbanas.id pada hari Jumat, 25 September 2015. Hadiah dapat diambil di ruang dosen Akuntansi unit 5-lt3.

cp: 0818 262 200

Semoga tahun ini masa orientasi di sekolah dan perguruan tinggi se-Indonesia bebas dr plonco, bully, aktifitas, mos-kit yg tdk bermanfaat lainnya. 

Semoga kegiatan yg dilaksanakan penuh dg agenda yg mendidik, menyokong, memotifasi, menginspirasi, memperkuat dan membentuk kepribadian, bakat serta kreatifitas siswa. Yang bagaimana? Yg memiliki integritas, akuntabilitas, nasionalism, persistence, adaptive, acceptance tingkat tinggi dan berakhlak mulia.

Sederhana kok. Kalau ortu, lingkungan, institusi dan rule maker bisa gotong royong, kerjasama mengawasi dan mewujudkannya.

Kita kampanyekan, sosialisasikan dan biasakan dr skr. Biar kelak, kalau bkn kita, semoga anak atau cucu kita bisa menikmatinya. Amin.

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Ternyata banyak yang harus kita siapkan untuk menjadi institusi kompetitif. Yaitu jaminan mutu pada sektor:
1. Lulusan
2. Pengajar
3. Fasilitas
4. Keserapan di dunia kerja
5. Branding institusi
6. Metode pengajaran
7. Biaya
8. Jurusan yang banyak peminat
9. Alumni yg populer
10. Level institusi
11. Lingkungan
12. Kedisiplinan
13. Beasiswa
14. Seleksi masuk

Sumber: seminar Prof. Edy Suandi Hamid, 2015.

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Just pretend that u are at the beach, then you are. Nice quote taken from Mbah Jingkrak.

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Seminar

We had a joyfull sharing and game session in this seminar. Let’s starts to write..now!

Attached bellow is the material for Pengabdian Masyarakat Untuk Guru SMA/K Jabodetabek Institut Perbanas session, entitled with SITI in Class.

Click here to download.