FAQ

Beasiswa JAPFA Untuk Anak Negeri is an education and youth talent development program initiated by PT JAPFA Comfeed Indonesia Tbk in collaboration with the Edu Farmers International Foundation as a commitment to advancing education and human capital development in Indonesia.

The program aims to expand access to education for both the children of JAPFA employees and talented young Indonesians, while preparing them to become individuals with strong character, competitiveness, and the readiness to face future challenges.

Beasiswa JAPFA Untuk Anak Negeri – Cohort 2026 (Batch 2) is open to eligible applicants through two registration categories:

1. Internal Category

   The Internal Category is intended for the children of employees of PT JAPFA Comfeed Indonesia Tbk and all entities within the JAPFA Group who meet the program requirements and belong to employee grades 1A, 1B, and 1C.

2. External Category

   The External Category is intended for students from the general public who demonstrate academic and/or non-academic potential and meet the program requirements.

1. Educational Financial Support

   Awardees receive educational financial assistance and zonation support to help sustain their studies and maximize their potential.

2. Personal Development and Future Talent Growth

   Awardees participate in development programs designed to strengthen character, enhance personal capabilities, and build future-ready skills.

3. Industry Insights and Professional Exposure

   Awardees gain valuable exposure to the professional world and industry through firsthand learning experiences and career-related activities.

4. Networking and Career Opportunities

   Awardees become part of a community of scholars, professionals, and alumni while gaining access to career opportunities and professional development within the JAPFA and Edu Farmers ecosystems.

Yes. An Awardee's scholarship may be terminated if they fail to comply with the program's terms and conditions, including:

1. Withdrawing from their current school or university;

2. Accepting another scholarship during the program period;

3. Violating the program regulations or being found to have submitted inaccurate or inconsistent information or supporting documents during the semesterly monitoring and evaluation process.