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Indonesia, Tangerang
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Empathy, solidarity, and environmental awareness are promoted as part of personal development and global cooperation. Living Diversity fosters intercultural exchange, tolerance, and social skills within the DSJ community.
English and Indonesian form the foundation languages in the International Program, with German gradually introduced as a foreign language. Subjects are taught in English, Indonesian, and German as a foreign language (DaF) according to the 'one teacher, one language' model, with German language support for non-German speakers and German becoming the primary language of instruction from Grade 7.
DSJ prioritizes the physical and mental well-being of students and staff and maintains face-to-face classes to support mental health. It implements Safe Learning measures during health events, including safety protocols, information sharing, and privacy protections to protect the school community.
Safe Learning policies protect the school community with a safety protocol, information sharing that respects privacy, and procedures to report incidents, all designed to maintain a safe learning environment.
Deutsche Schule Jakarta is a German international school in BSD City, Jakarta, serving students aged 1 to 18. The school offers two integrated educational paths from early childhood through secondary education: a German–International Program (GIP), where German is the main language of instruction and a direct entry into the German education system, and the International Program (IP), designed for students who do not speak German, with strong foundations in English and Indonesian and gradual integration into the German curriculum to pursue the German International Abitur (DIA) from Grade 5. The institution is accredited as an Exzellente Deutsche Auslandsschule by the Central Agency for German Schools Abroad (ZFA) and KMK. Facilities span a 4.2-hectare campus featuring science labs, IT rooms, arts spaces, a 350-seat auditorium, a 25-meter outdoor pool, a FIFA-sized football field, and libraries. The campus hosts SOAS Games and emphasizes cultural and linguistic diversity through German, English, Indonesian, and French.
