Collaboration Guidelines

Our Collaborative Approach

Golden English Course is a leading English language institution in Indonesia committed to developing confident communicators with global competence. Our mission is to create meaningful learning spaces where students, institutions, and professionals can grow through language, education, and cross-sector collaboration.

To support this mission, Golden English Course has established clear program guidelines to ensure that every collaborative program delivers educational value, relevance, and impact. We welcome schools, universities, companies, communities, and organizations to work with us in designing and delivering high-quality programs together.

With a wide range of learning activities conducted regularly, we invite our partners to co-create programs that inspire learning, encourage participation, and strengthen long-term educational partnerships.

What are the criteria to propose and develop a program?

All proposed programs must have a clear educational purpose aligned with English language development, global communication, or professional growth.

Programs may include:

• Speakers or facilitators with strong academic or professional experience using English
• Topics that support language proficiency, communication skills, career readiness, or global perspectives
• Themes relevant to education, youth development, or professional advancement

Program Focus Areas

Your program should align with one or more of the following areas:

• English Language Skills (Speaking, Listening, Reading, Writing)
• Professional & Business English
• Test Preparation (IELTS, TOEFL, TOEIC)
• Career Development & Soft Skills
• Education, Leadership, and Global Communication

Program Formats

We are open to a variety of engaging and educational formats, including:

• Talk Shows
• Presentations
• Workshops
• Intensive Classes
• Seminars or Conferences
• Panel Discussions
• Live Classes or Webinars
• Educational Showcases
• Other relevant learning formats

Proposal Submission Guidelines

Each proposal should include:

• A brief introduction of you or your organization
• Program concept and objectives
• Program format
• Theme and key discussion points
• Target audience
• Interactive elements (how participants will actively engage)
• Proposed date and time (minimum six weeks after submission)
• Speaker or facilitator profiles, including their relevance to the program topic

Interactive Learning Commitment

Golden English Course values active participation. All programs are expected to include interactive components beyond standard Q&A sessions, such as:

• Group discussions
• Practice sessions
• Simulations
• Quizzes
• Collaborative activities

Important Notes

Programs must not:

• Promote specific commercial brands or products
• Conduct sales or monetary transactions during the program
• Charge audiences any attendance fees
• Promote political agendas or sensitive political views

Collaboration Process

Please review our program guidelines and proposal examples before submitting your proposal. If your program aligns with our values and objectives, we encourage you to submit it.

Proposals may be submitted through our official form or via email. Our team will review each submission and contact you if the proposal meets our criteria. Once approved, we will work closely with you to plan, schedule, and promote the program to relevant communities.

Promotional Guidelines

Any use of the Golden English Course name or logo for promotional purposes must receive prior written approval. All promotional materials must be reviewed and approved before publication.