Students at PIKA defray their tuition expenses by a program which integrates education with production of industrial, household, and office furniture. About 75 apprentices graduate each year with a diploma as carpenters, furniture draughtsmen, and furniture designers.[1]
HistoryEdit
On 25 March 1953, Joseph Haeken opened a sawmill and workshop in Kaju Gardens, Kebun Kaju, Indonesia. It produced and repaired wood furniture for churches, monasteries, and schools, employing 23 people. On 30 May 1963 Paul Wiederkehr, from Switzerland, a woodworking expert, came to Fraser Kaju to set up a two-year technical school in woodworking. It was officially established as the Canisius Foundation on 10 November 1968 and called School of Mechanical Gardens Kaju (STKK). Then on 30 July 1971 the name changed from STKK to PIKA (Wood Top Education Industry). PIKA consisted of two phases with the second a production unit, and offered four years of training.[citation needed]
On 5 June 2000 Paul Wiederkehr, handed the direction over to Joko Tarkito with deputy director Warno Tribowo. The school has achieved a wide reputation for woodworking design[2] and ranks among the best in Indonesia.[3]
^Barbara Glasner & Stephan Ott. Wonder Wood: A Favorite Material for Design, Architecture and Art. 2013. p. 280. ISBN9783034610896
^"The Many Lessons of Wood in Design | Jakarta Globe". Jakarta Globe. Retrieved 2016-12-16.
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pika, industrial, woodworking, school, indonesian, pendidikan, industri, kayu, private, catholic, vocational, secondary, school, located, semarang, indonesia, school, founded, 1953, indonesian, province, society, jesus, indonesian, pendidikan, industri, kayuad. PIKA Industrial Woodworking School Indonesian Pendidikan Industri Kayu is a private Catholic vocational secondary school located in Semarang Indonesia The school was founded in 1953 by the Indonesian Province of the Society of Jesus PIKA Industrial Woodworking SchoolIndonesian Pendidikan Industri KayuAddressImam BonjolSemarang 50139IndonesiaCoordinates6 58 23 11 S 110 25 0 55 E 6 9730861 S 110 4168194 E 6 9730861 110 4168194InformationTypePrivate vocational secondary schoolReligious affiliation s CatholicismDenominationJesuitEstablished1953 70 years ago 1953 GenderCo educationalWebsitewww wbr pika semarang wbr comStudents at PIKA defray their tuition expenses by a program which integrates education with production of industrial household and office furniture About 75 apprentices graduate each year with a diploma as carpenters furniture draughtsmen and furniture designers 1 History EditOn 25 March 1953 Joseph Haeken opened a sawmill and workshop in Kaju Gardens Kebun Kaju Indonesia It produced and repaired wood furniture for churches monasteries and schools employing 23 people On 30 May 1963 Paul Wiederkehr from Switzerland a woodworking expert came to Fraser Kaju to set up a two year technical school in woodworking It was officially established as the Canisius Foundation on 10 November 1968 and called School of Mechanical Gardens Kaju STKK Then on 30 July 1971 the name changed from STKK to PIKA Wood Top Education Industry PIKA consisted of two phases with the second a production unit and offered four years of training citation needed On 5 June 2000 Paul Wiederkehr handed the direction over to Joko Tarkito with deputy director Warno Tribowo The school has achieved a wide reputation for woodworking design 2 and ranks among the best in Indonesia 3 See also Edit nbsp Schools portal nbsp Catholicism portal nbsp Indonesia portal Catholic Church in Indonesia Education in Indonesia List of Jesuit schoolsReferences Edit Ltd Our Company INCHfurniture Production Collaboration www inchfurniture ch Retrieved 2016 12 16 Barbara Glasner amp Stephan Ott Wonder Wood A Favorite Material for Design Architecture and Art 2013 p 280 ISBN 9783034610896 The Many Lessons of Wood in Design Jakarta Globe Jakarta Globe Retrieved 2016 12 16 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title PIKA Industrial Woodworking School amp oldid 1029502287, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
