Photo: Students beaming with joy during TSE Group’s Social Education program in Boven Digoel, South Papua (3/9/2025)
BOVEN DIGOEL – TSE Group is once again reaching out to students at various school levels through its Social Education program. As a part of the company’s Corporate Social Contribution (CSC) in education, this initiative is designed to broaden students’ horizons and boost their learning enthusiasm through an interactive and enjoyable approach.
Most recently, the Social Education program engaged students in Asiki Village, Jair District, Boven Digoel Regency on Friday (3/9/2025). Here, the TSE Group team presented materials covering character education, environmental conservation, and other informative insights relevant to current times.
TSE Group’s General Manager, Daniel Sim Ayomi, emphasized that the Social Education program is a manifestation of the company’s commitment to human resource development in its operational areas. He stressed the importance of education as the foundation for regional progress.
“We believe the future of a region is determined by its younger generation. Therefore, through the education pillar of our CSC program, we present this Social Education initiative to inspire a passion for learning among students in our operational areas,” he stated.
The program was praised by educators. Ruvinus Nemokai, S.Pd, the Principal of SMKN 3 Boven Digoel, noted on the same occasion that the activity had a positive impact on student motivation.
“This supplementary learning program brings a very positive impact for our students, not just academically, but also in fostering their enthusiasm for learning. We hope this activity can be sustained because it addresses a fundamental need: access to enjoyable, quality education,” he explained.
Photo: The TSE Group team delivering an interactive presentation during the Social Education program. The students appear focused as they listen to the speaker.
Enthusiasm was also evident from the cheerful laughter and bright eyes that filled the classroom. Moreover, each session ended with a quiz with prizes to test the students’ understanding. Sarah Ita, a 12th-grade social studies student at SMAN Asiki, expressed her happiness in participating.
“At first, I thought it would be boring and very serious, but it wasn’t. The material was fun, and there were games with prizes. My friends and I were very happy to be a part of this,” she said enthusiastically.
Through this initiative, TSE Group demonstrates that its presence in South Papua is not solely focused on business but also on playing an active role in creating a sustainable social impact for the community, particularly in the education sector. (PR)
