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The Indonesian government has relaunched its national internship program, offering provincial minimum wage stipends to participants. The program aims to place 100,000 fresh graduates in various industries, with Transmedia Group among participating companies. Applications will be processed in Batch III, starting December 2025.
The Indonesian government has announced the relaunch of its national internship program, with a focus on providing paid internships at provincial minimum wage rates. The program aims to place 100,000 fresh graduates from diploma and degree programs across various industries. Minister of Manpower, Yassierli, confirmed that the registration process for Batch III is set to begin in December 2025.
The registration process for Batch III will follow this schedule:
Several major companies, including Transmedia Group, are participating in the program. Yenita Achyar, Head of Human Capital at Transmedia, noted that the program helps the company identify highly qualified fresh graduates who match specific departmental requirements. In Batch II alone, Transmedia recruited over 300 interns across its various subsidiaries, including Trans TV, detikcom, CNN, and CNBC.
The national internship program has shown promising results, with 15,000 participants successfully placed in Batch I and 62,000 in Batch II. The government is optimistic about filling the remaining slots for the 100,000 target. Transmedia has expressed commitment to continuing its participation in future batches, recognizing the program's value in talent acquisition and development.
National Internship Program Relaunch
Batch III Registration Opening