SPK Indonesia Participates in BETT Asia 2025 to Advance Global Education Collaboration

Kuala Lumpur, 1–2 October 2025

SPK Indonesia participated in BETT Asia 2025, a leading education and education technology event in the Asia-Pacific region, held on 1–2 October 2025. The event brought together educators, school leaders, policymakers, and industry partners to engage in meaningful dialogue on the future of education under the overarching theme, “Better Education, Globally.”

The theme reflects the rapidly evolving educational landscape and the need for bold, practical conversations that connect stakeholders to drive positive and sustainable change worldwide. BETT Asia 2025 structured its content around three key sub-themes: Learning for All, which explored inclusive education, equity, and access; Learning to Innovate, which focused on reimagining teaching and leadership through creative problem-solving and the use of emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) and extended reality (XR); and Learning for Life, which emphasized the development of lifelong skills, student wellbeing, digital citizenship, and employability.

The event featured a wide range of programmes, including a Leadership Summit, the BETT Asia Expo, and newly introduced platforms such as the Educator x EdTech Exchange and Tech User Labs. Additional initiatives, including the BETT Asia EdTech 10 List and the Schools Challenge, further highlighted innovation, collaboration, and real-world impact across the Asia-Pacific education community.

SPK Indonesia was represented at BETT Asia 2025 by Yohanes, Rutdiana, and Sri, who actively engaged in sessions and discussions throughout the event. Their participation reflects SPK Indonesia’s ongoing commitment to strengthening international collaboration, staying informed on global education trends, and contributing to conversations that shape the future of education.

Through its participation in BETT Asia 2025, SPK Indonesia reaffirmed its dedication to supporting quality, inclusive, and future-oriented education. The insights and connections gained from this international forum are expected to further inform SPK Indonesia’s initiatives and collaborations, benefiting SPK schools and the broader education community in Indonesia.