2024-10-01 00:47:26
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Registration for the 2024 PPPK non-database BKN honorary route has the potential to be disrupted by data collection problems. Photo Illustration: Ricardo/JPNN.com
jpnn.com – JAKARTA – The 2024 PPPK registration schedule will be carried out in two waves based on the honorary status of prospective Government Employee applicants with Work Agreements.
Based on BKN letter Number 6610/B-KS.04.01/SD/K/2024 dated 27 September 2024 regarding the schedule for the 2024 PPPK selection stages, registration for batch I is open from 1 to 20 October 2024.
This first wave is intended for priority applicants (Teacher Priority Applicants and D-IV Midwife Educators in 2023), former K2 honorary workers, and non-ASN or honorary staff who are included in the BKN database.
The 2024 PPPK registration phase II starts from November 17 to December 31 2024 for non-ASN personnel who are actively working in government agencies, including PPG graduates for teacher formation in regional agencies.
In BKN letter Number 6610, it is explained that one of the reasons for the difference in the 2024 PPPK registration time is that BKN does not yet have honorary data for those who are actively working in government agencies (including PPG graduates for teacher formation in regional agencies).
It is also stated in BKN letter Number 6610 that “Considering the limitations of Information and Communication Technology infrastructure and the distribution of prospective applicants number 1 letter d, it is necessary to be given the opportunity in the form of a longer time allocation.”
What is meant by prospective applicants number 1 letter d, namely non-ASN personnel who are actively working in government agencies (including PPG graduates for teacher formation in regional agencies).
Thus, it can be said that the BKN non-database honorary data problem is the cause of the 2024 PPPK registration being divided into two waves.
Please note that the 2024 PPPK registration for non-database BKN honorees will be carried out separately.
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