In Indonesia, the PISA (Programme for International Student Assessment) test has been used to measure 15-year-old students’ basic ability in 78 countries. It measures how well students can utilise their reading, mathematics, and science skills to solve real-world problems.

Even before the pandemic, Indonesia’s score in the PISA test has been notoriously low, like in 2018 when Indonesia ranked 71st out of 78 countries, which shows that quality education is a big problem in Indonesia.

Access and the quality of early education are important for the development of children.

Kasih Edukasi will publish weekly learning resources, visit orphanages, give workshops, and donate school supplies to aid the learning journeys of children in early education.