Japanese internships tightened<\/p>\n
JAKARTA: The Ministry of Manpower and Transmigration and the
\nJapanese Association of Labor Suppliers for Small and Medium
\nEnterprises have agreed to tighten the criteria for internships
\nin Japan in order to prevent abuses.<\/p>\n
The ministry's director general for labor placement, Kirnadi,
\nsaid on Friday about 200 Indonesian workers were sent to Japan
\nmonthly.<\/p>\n
The criteria for internships include general knowledge,
\nspecific skills and good physical and mental condition.<\/p>\n
Both countries have also agreed to take steps to better match
\nthe qualifications being sought by Japanese companies with the
\nskills of the Indonesian workers.<\/p>\n
Since 1991, Indonesia has sent about 21,183 interns to Japan
\nto work in over 200 different fields. -- Antara<\/p>\n
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\nNavy to accept 200 new cadets
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Navy to accept 200 new cadets<\/p>\n
JAKARTA: The Naval Academy plans to accept 200 new cadets for
\nthe 2004\/2005 academic year, the Navy's human resources
\nassistant, Sudaryanto, said on Friday.<\/p>\n
Sudaryanto said steps would be taken to ensure all of the
\ncadets met the physical, mental and intellectual requirements of
\nthe academy.<\/p>\n
He also stressed cadet hopefuls would not be charged any
\nregistration fees by the Navy.<\/p>\n
\"It is completely untrue that anybody asks for fees or for
\nadmission guarantees,\" said Sudaryanto.<\/p>\n
Registration opened on March 15 and will continue until April
\n30 at 28 locations across the country.<\/p>\n
Among the requirements for those wishing to enroll in the
\nNaval Academy are that cadets must be Indonesian citizens, 18 to
\n22 years of age, high school graduates with adequate marks, and
\nphysically and mentally fit. --Antara<\/p>",
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