During this community service period, I was accepted into "Kampus Mengajar Program" (Batch 6), which is an initiative by the Indonesian Government. This program gave me the opportunity to apply all knowledge I have gained over the years, by serving the country through teaching elementary school students at SDN Jatisampurna 01. My team and I were also responsible for organizing the school and its library, assisting the teachers in creating lesson schedules, and organizing various student competitions.

During this period, my team and I worked hard to improve the exam scores of 5th-grade elementary students, so they would be well-prepared for their final exams in 6th grade. We successfully achieved this, as the students' scores increased significantly, and our team received excellent final evaluations from the Ministry of Education.

In this internship program, I explain the application of public relations knowledge during my Internship at Dejavato Foundation. Throughout the internship, besides being assigned administrative tasks in the office, I also had the opportunity to be involved in activities organized by Dejavato Foundation. In these activities, I was given several tasks that required the implementation of public relations skills. The details of these tasks are as follows:1.Serving as a Camp Leader for the English Weekend Camp ProjectThe English Weekend Camp is a project organized by Dejavato Foundation as a form of concern for the importance of English language use in Indonesia. The program involved activities with international volunteers in a village that produces chrysanthemum flowers, Clapar Village in Bandungan. Activities included fun English learning and planting flowers alongside the international volunteers and local residents, using full English. In this project, I had the opportunity to serve as the Camp Leader, where I applied public relations skills by connecting participants, local residents, and international volunteers to collaborate on the project.2. Webinar ProjectThe webinar project was held twice, and I had the opportunity to serve as the moderator. By utilizing public relations skills, my fellow interns and I contacted speakers with expertise in their respective fields. Our team successfully organized webinars titled "All About KKN Antar Bangsa" and "Reverse Culture Shock."3.Editing Posters for Dejavato Foundation's Social MediaI was often assigned the task of editing poster designs for Dejavato’s social media platforms.4. Providing Training to International VolunteersI had the opportunity to conduct training sessions on basic Indonesian culture and language for international volunteers. By applying public relations skills, I helped guide the volunteers in understanding how to live in Indonesia and assisted them in adapting to daily life in the country.

During this time, my teammates and I had the opportunity to teach various academic subjects and skills to the elementary school students at Marsudi Utami School in Semarang.

I had the opportunity to participate in one of the "Kampus Merdeka" programs at my university called UNNES Prigel. After completing the program, I successfully earned academic recognition equivalent to 12 credits. UNNES Prigel is a program at Universitas Negeri Semarang (UNNES) that provides students with hands-on experience. This program aims to enhance students' knowledge and skills in the field of information technology. The name of the program comes from the Javanese word "prigel," which means skilled or proficient.

In 2018, I applied to this non-governmental or non-profit organization and was accepted. I successfully passed various tests and the probation period, eventually becoming a member of Pragota. I was placed in the Outgoing Global Talent department as a Quality Assurance staff member. I also participated in AIESEC program called ICX CAMP, where I served as a delegates service. However, due to the increasing distance and my growing academic commitments, I had to stop my involvement with AIESEC.