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LDKS

Basic Training Student Leadership or LDKS

   The ldks teach us to always be disciplined, on time, and teach us to be always compact with the team. At the beginning of the event we are greeted with opening ceremony and proceed by clearing each barrack then there is the lesson in the hall, during the afternoon we do the PBB or Line Up until late evening. At the night we get some lesson again in the hall then go back to barrack and sleep. We are awakened at 00.00, the activity is an emergency simulation when we are asleep and then there is a disaster, then proceed with spirituality. In the morning we carry out the sport and then continued with PBB until the afternoon. In the late night we do a night scene where we have to explore the garden of hero’s grave at Taman makam pahlawan and should not tell any secrets to anyone. After that there is an afterthought night and we go back to the barrack and sleep. On the next day we come home at 15.00. LDKS is an excellent leadership practice and can’t be forgotten.

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