Diploma TestDaF TDN 5 (C1.2) (2014). Work experience – 15 years. Teaching experience – 6 years (school teacher). School teacher since 2004 MGIMO, Faculty of International Law, specialization – international trade law (Indonesian language) (Bachelor, 2012); 1st year master's degree, specialization - international economic law (legal Indonesian language).

Medvedkovo, Savelovskaya

Moscow, Mytishchi

Home visit: possible

Experience: 5 years

average rating: 5

• Education: Moscow State University named after. M.V. Lomonosova, 2016
• Comment:   In-depth study of the Indonesian language at home with a tutor.
     English - all ages and levels. Classes on foreign materials, help with homework, creative exercises. Basic English, professional English, consultations.
     Indonesian language - by agreement.
    

Academic

Home visit: possible

Experience: 7 years

• Education: 2014 - 2016 Moscow State University named after M. V. Lomonosova, Institute of Asian and African Countries (Master’s degree, International Economics, Indonesian language); 2012 - 2013 University of Indonesia, Jakarta, Indonesia; 2009 - 2014 Moscow State University named after M...
• Comment:   Home study of the Indonesian language in Moscow with a tutor.
     Individual approach to the student, flexible schedule. Any age and level of knowledge. Preparation for exams and interviews.
     Cost: English, Russian, primary school: 900 rubles/60 minutes; Indonesian language: RUB 1,500/90 minutes.

Academic, Crimean

Home visit: possible

Experience: 1 year

• Education: Moscow State University named after. M.V. Lomonosov, 2018
• Comment:   Learn Indonesian at home with a private tutor.
     Any age (but students and adults are preferred). I’ll tell you about the beautiful and unusual Indonesia, teach you how to speak Indonesian and understand the locals, teach you all the necessary things that are necessary to communicate with Indonesians.
     During the year she completed an internship in Indonesia, and also did an internship in Russia Beyond The Headlines Indonesia. In my free time I do professional translations and constantly communicate with Indonesians.

Traveling to Indonesia is extremely popular right now. Tourists are attracted there by the wonderful climate, unusual way of life, exoticism, and beautiful nature. This makes many people want to learn the Indonesian language, because they may have to live there for more than one month. Knowledge of the language promotes contact with the local population and the ability to move around the country without unnecessary problems. Indonesia is one of the easiest languages ​​to speak, easy to pronounce, and there are many ways to learn it. An Indonesian language tutor who knows all the subtleties of vocabulary and speech patterns will help you with this. With its help, you will be able to master spoken and written language in a short time.
   This process requires time, regular classes, repetition of the material covered, even if you missed a lesson, this does not mean that you should rest, you will need to study with renewed vigor. If you decide to take Indonesian language courses, try not to lose motivation, no matter how difficult it may be for you, because there will be no problems with pronunciation, it fully corresponds to the phonetic transcription. But learning Indonesian in courses will not be as effective as with a tutor, although in this case you can win financially, since group lessons are cheaper than private ones. Such Indonesian language classes are aimed at giving the group a general understanding of the nuances of the language; there is no specifics in the Indonesian language courses. You will have to study hard on your own to understand all the features of Indonesian speech.
   A good, experienced teacher will always be a priority if you require an individual approach to learning. After all, only a good tutor with close contact with the person can help you understand the intricacies of grammar.
   So, if you need quick language learning at a high-quality level, on our repetit-center website you will always find a tutor who matches your desires, the desired lesson schedule will be selected, and a special program with an individual approach will be developed just for you. All you have to do is leave your application on our website, and then a manager will contact you to discuss the nuances you require.

Department of Indonesian Language

(eastern languages)

2010/2011 - 2014/2015 academic years

General characteristics of the department

The Department of Indonesian Language was created in 1994. The department provides teaching of Indonesian and Malaysian languages ​​for 1-4 year undergraduate students of all areas of training and specialists. Training in Indonesian and Malaysian languages ​​is carried out in groups of 4-6 people. In the learning process, much attention is paid to mastering the skills of correct written and oral speech necessary for communication at the everyday and professional level, developing translation, annotation and abstracting skills. In the first year, in addition to the language, students are taught the course “Country Studies” - general knowledge about Indonesia; in the last courses - the history and economy of Indonesia. Education at the department is carried out through the use of effective domestic and foreign methods, textbooks, as well as scientific works and original manuals developed by teachers of the department.

The head of the department since its inception has been Alexey Yurievich Drugov, Doctor of Political Sciences, Professor at the Institute of Oriental Countries, leading employee at the Institute of Oriental Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences, who has more than 100 published works on contemporary problems of the countries of Southeast Asia. The Institute of Oriental Studies published: “Indonesia on the brink of centuries (1997 – 2006).” – M.: Institute of Oriental Studies RAS 2011; Institute of Eastern Countries; "Indonesia. Regional studies", Proc. Allowance; "Collection of materials from Indonesian and Russian press." A manual for 4-5 courses on translation practice. Political topics. Economic topics, 2009; “Religion, society and power in modern Indonesia” 2014, others.

MANAGER Department of Oriental Languages ​​Alexey Yurievich Drugov – Doctor of Political Sciences, Professor

Teachers of the department have published a number of monographs and textbooks on the Indonesian language and related disciplines. Professor of the department, candidate of philological sciences, (retired colonel, former head of the language department of the Military University of the Moscow Region) Teselkin A.S. The institute published: “Indonesian language. Textbook for 1st – 2nd courses”, 2006 “Tutorial on speech practice and translation of the Indonesian language”; “Textbook of the Indonesian language” 2004; "Indonesian. Book for reading", 2004; “Malay as the official language in Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei”, 2005; "Jakarta-Russian Dictionary" 2010 etc. With the introduction of the Korean language at the Institute, the Department of Indonesian Language is currently being transformed into the Department of Oriental Languages.

Proximity to academic science - a close connection with the Institute of Oriental Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences - allows students to be introduced to science from the first year: annually the Center for Southeast Asia holds international conferences “Southeast Asia: Current Problems of Development”, materials are published in the corresponding bulletin. Students can not only attend conferences, but also actively participate, including in publications. They undergo practical training at the same Center. Graduates of the university remained to work at the Center: Astafieva E. - had already defended her dissertation, and Suchkov G. - defended his dissertation and, at the invitation of Moscow State University, became a teacher at the Institute of Asian and African Countries.

Quality composition of teaching staff

The department has established contacts with the Indonesian Embassy in the Russian Federation, which allows it to receive new educational literature, video and audio courses that are used in classes. For more than one year, lectures and classes with students were conducted by the Embassy's cultural adviser, Mr. Berlian Napitupulu. The Indonesian government sent an Indonesian language teacher to our university - Mrs. F. Upik

In the photo, Mr. Berlian Napitupulu hands over to the rector of the Institute of Oriental Countries N.M. Khryashcheva. a letter from Mr. Ambassador of the Republic of Indonesia to the Russian Federation, Mr. Hamid Awaluddin, where the Institute’s contribution to the creation of scientific monographs, textbooks on Indonesia, and to the development of educational and cultural ties between Russia and Indonesia is highly appreciated.

Students of all courses take part in the activities of the Society for Cooperation and Friendship with Indonesia. Teachers and students of the Institute of Oriental Countries are invited to cultural events held at the Indonesian Embassy. Here students can immerse themselves in the atmosphere of the East, come into contact with the traditions and life of this great country, gain a unique experience of communicating with its inhabitants, and also acquire invaluable language practice. The joint evening of Indonesian songs and dances, when Embassy employees with their families and children came to us for Christmas, will remain in my memory for a long time. The whole hall, some in Russian, some in Indonesian, sang: “...the native country of Indonesia...”. The Ambassador of Indonesia to the Russian Federation at that time, Mr. R. Vitular, and his wife took part in this evening.

Teachers and students of the Institute of Oriental Countries at the Indonesian Embassy. In the center is Mr. Ambassador with his wife - R. and E. Vitular.

During the “Friends of Indonesia” days, students attend exhibitions organized by the embassy, ​​participate in joint concerts and other cultural events. Every year, on the recommendation of the embassy, ​​the Indonesian government provides scholarships to students from Eastern countries for internships in Indonesia. Moreover, you are given the choice of place of study and university.

In August 2010, A. Yu. Drugov visited Indonesia at the invitation of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of this country as part of the international group “Friends of the President of Indonesia.” During the very eventful program, a cordial meeting with our graduates working in Indonesia took an important place.

In the photo: Deputy Trade Representative in Jakarta V. Gaeva (graduate of Eastern University in 2000); E. Antonyuk (graduate of Eastern University in 2007 with her son in her arms); A. Yu. Drugov; D. Antonyuk, Third Secretary of the Russian Embassy in Jakarta (graduate of Eastern University in 2007); A. Tarasova, attache of the Russian Embassy in Jakarta (graduate of Eastern University in 2007).

For almost two decades, our university has been preparing orientalists with a specialization in the country of Southeast Asia - Indonesia - and dozens of our graduates work in a variety of fields related to this great country. They work in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, the Ministry of Economic Development, in travel agencies, in scientific and commercial organizations.

E. Islamov, E. Ivankina, G. Suchkov defended their candidate dissertations - now a researcher at the Institute of Oriental Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences and a teacher at ISAA at Moscow State University, other graduates work in the tourism industry and head their own companies, are engaged in science and teaching.

Students of the Institute of Oriental Studies in practice in Indonesia

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