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Global Multimedia Creative School

Global Multimedia Creative School is The First Creative School, a window into the revolutionary and compelling world of education. This is where imagination meets knowledge, and innovation becomes everyday language. Global Multimedia Creative School is a vocational high school that located in 3 different cities Jakarta, Semarang, and Surabaya.

Global Multimedia Creative School is the first innovative vocational school that combines creativity, knowledge and innovation in the learning process. This school is designed to equip students with practical skills and a creative mindset that are relevant to the needs of the ever-growing world of creative industries.

As one of the pioneers of creative education, Global Multimedia Creative School offers a learning approach that focuses on developing students' imagination and innovation. We believe that creativity is the key to facing future challenges.

Vision

Global Multimedia Creative School as a vocational high school have a vision to become a center for generating young creative digital resources with integrity, character and international competitiveness.

Mission

Providing a creative, high quality and adaptive learning activities for national and international needs
Creating graduates with character, creativity, entrepreneurial spirit and competitiveness both locally and internationally
Keep enhancing technological developments to be implemented in teaching and learning activities
Keep updating our educators knowledge with developments that occur both locally and internationally on a regular basis

History

Global Multimedia Creative School is a Vocational High School (SMK), founded in 2017 which provides solutions and answers to todays challenges, where the average school is generally too theoretical, monotonous and does not prepare students with qualified skills to be implemented into life.

Through this school, Global Multimedia Creative School have a field of expertise in Multimedia Design which consists of Graphics, Photos, Videos, 3D Animation, Interactive, and Business. Supported by equipment and educators who are coming from the industry, making Global Multimedia Creative School, a school that is oriented towards industry-level standards.

Combining creative curriculum from the UK and Korea makes Global Multimedia Creative School, the first creative school in Indonesia that requires students to play games, read comics and watch films. In the era of industry 4.0, we also encourage and teach our students to have an entrepreneurial spirit, where all our students are required to have their own business idea and apply it to the real life.

Curriculum

The curriculum at Global Multimedia Creative School is designed to develop students' technical abilities, creative thinking and professional skills so they are ready to compete in the world of creative industries.

Learning Approach :

Project Based Learning Students will work in teams or individually to complete real projects, from planning to presenting the final results.
Industry Collaboration Teaching and learning activities involve industry partners, such as training, workshops and field visits, which provide direct insight into the world of work.
Latest Technology Use of the latest software, tools and technologies in the fields of multimedia, design and digital marketing as an integral part of learning.

Curriculum Structure :

Class 10 (Basics of Creativity and Technology)
1. Design Graphics Basic
2. Introduction to Multimedia
3. Photography and Videography Basics
4. Programming Basics
Class 11 (Creative and Innovative Applications)
1. 2D and 3D Animation
2. Game Development
3. Digital Content Creation
4. Digital Marketing and Social Media
Grade 12 (Portfolio and Career Preparation)
1. Final Project
2. Creating Professional Portfolio
3. Internship
4. Simulation and Readiness for the World of Work

Software Used :

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