Get Ready, Registration for Lot 7 of Pre-Employment Cards Opens This Week

JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com – The Program Management Office (PMO) Pre-Work Card closed registration for Lot 6 today, Monday (8/31/2020).

However, registrants who have not registered or who have not passed the registration process for wave 6 can try their luck in the next wave, namely wave 7.

Head of Communications Implementation Management for Pre-Hire Cards, Louisa Tuhatu, said registration batch 7 will open this week.

“We will announce the batch 7 registration soon this week,” he said when contacted by Kompas.com.

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However, his party did not provide further explanations regarding the time and day of the opening of the registration for lot 7 of the Pre-Employment Card program.

Louisa also hopes that if the PMO can open the registry consistently with a quota of 800,000 people for each batch, the goal of 5.6 million participants in the Pre-Employment Card program will be achieved with four more waves of registration.

The reason is that, by entering 800,000 participants in lot 6, so far there are 3.08 million people who have passed the Pre-employment Card program.

Details include 168,111 participants in wave 1, 288,154 participants in wave 2, 224,615 participants in wave 3, 800,000 participants in wave 4, and 800,000 participants in wave 5.

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“If we can be consistent with 800,000 per wave, then it is true that in 4 more waves the quota of 5.6 million participants will be reached,” said Loisa.

For information, pre-employment card participants will receive incentives in the form of government assistance of 3.55 million IDR.

In detail, participants will receive training assistance money of IDR 1 million, post-training incentives of IDR 600,000 per month for four months, and survey incentives of IDR 50,000 for three times. Overall, the government has allocated IDR 20 billion to the program.

The funds were used for training costs amounting to Rs 5.6 trillion, Rs 13.45 trillion incentives, Rs 840 billion for survey funds, Rs 100 million for PMOs.

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