Doc: Untar Public Relations – VA
Jakarta, February 6, 2025 – The Rector of Tarumanagara University (Untar), Prof. Dr. Ahmad Sudiro, S.H., M.H., M.Kn., M.M., emphasized that the Master of Ceremony & Protocol Training organized by the Untar Center for Education and Training (Pusdiklat) is a valuable investment for the participants’ future. He hopes that the knowledge gained from this training can be applied in both professional and everyday life.
“Thank you to the Untar Pusdiklat for organizing this event. I hope this training provides real benefits, and that the participants can apply the knowledge gained in their respective organizations,” said Prof. Ahmad Sudiro in his closing remarks.
The training, held on February 5-6, 2025, at the Auditorium of Building M, Untar Campus I, featured three professional instructors who shared insights and experiences in the fields of MC and protocol. Muhammad Ramdhan, Director General of Protocol and Consular Affairs at the Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, discussed protocol ethics and the proper ways to welcome important guests. Untung Subroto, a lecturer in Psychology at Untar and an experienced former radio announcer and MC, taught techniques for effectively hosting events. Natasya Paruntu, a presenter at TVRI who is currently pursuing a Master’s degree at Untar’s Faculty of Law, shared effective public speaking and presenting techniques.
With a composition of 25% theory and 75% practice, this training provided an applied and beneficial learning experience for the participants. Over the course of two days, participants engaged in various interactive training sessions.
Participants practicing as MCs live // Source: Untar Public Relations – VA
Muhammad Ramdhan emphasized the importance of protocol in various aspects of life:
“Protocol is not only for institutions, but it also reflects social ethics that can be applied in everyday life.”
Meanwhile, Untung Subroto shared tips on becoming a professional MC:
“I want to share knowledge because being an MC is part of public speaking, which, if developed well, can become a promising career prospect.”
The second day continued with Natasya Paruntu, who discussed public speaking techniques and shared her experiences as a presenter:
“Don’t be afraid to try, because without trying, we will never know the extent of our abilities.”
Participants during the material presentation session by the speakers // Source: Untar Public Relations – VC
One of the participants, Sergeant Major (K) Uki Arniastuti from the Military Law College (STHM), admitted to gaining a lot of new insights and feeling more confident when speaking in public. She also received valuable feedback on using the right words when hosting events and the importance of reading to broaden one’s knowledge.
As a university committed to the development of professional skills, Untar continues to offer high-quality training that provides real benefits to the community. By collaborating with experts, this training not only presents theory but also offers practical, applicable experience. More than just a learning opportunity, this training serves as a valuable investment for the participants’ future. (VA/YS/AJ/VC)