Kang GURU English Language
Radio in Indonesia
Last updated May 25th, 2009
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The KGI radio program is a great way to study English and a great and easy way to learn about Indonesia Australia relations including people to people contacts and events. KGI's English language radio program is just 20 minutes long with music, interviews and lots of news and information about the ties and links between Australia and Indonesia especially in education and culture. The program consists of three information segments.
The program is basically in Pre-Intermediate level English for English language students in Indonesia. Segments
include Idioms Inggris, Quick Fix, interviews,
music, scholarship news, the Australia Indonesia Partnership with
AusAID, and plenty of easy English language competitions.
Kang GURU English language radio is heard on 165 RRI and selected private and public radio stations all over Indonesia each week. Some of the KGI broadcast radio stations are community and school-based stations and they broadcast Kang GURU English radio programs using AM, FM and SW channels right across the Indonesian archipelago every week. That is a total of over 200 broadcast each week — that's almost 30 KGI broadcasts every day somewhere in Indonesia talking about Australia and Indonesia, education and friendship. |
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Kang GURU Radio
Broadcast Schedules Province by Province Kang GURU Radio
Program
Contents for May - June 2009
(Series 64) Why listen to Kang GURU? What
can you hear on
Kang GURU every week?
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KGI radio programs now fully tracked (and free)
Here's something new for 2009. The technical team at KGI — Darmika, Mahendra and Gung De — have
created a new-type of audio CD from KGI's weekly radio programs. With these new free CDs you can listen to any
KGI radio segment you like because all the radio segments are now tracked. That's right, tracked! You can choose
the segments and songs that you want to hear and hear them at the touch of a PLAY button.
Order a complete series of KGI radio programs (60, 61, 62 or 63) and KGI will also send you complete tapescripts
and a KGI keyring. Send an email or letter to KGI. Tell us in 75 words why you want these tracked CDs.
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Two of the KGI presenters at SMANDA FM at SMAN 2 Sampit, Kalimantan.
Ade and Subekti are both SMAN 2 students and both of them are keen Kang Guru readers and listeners in Sampit.
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Kang GURU has cassettes and CDs with great
selections from the radio programs — the best bits! Maybe you would like the tapescripts as well as
the audio? These free materials are good for active English language teachers to use with their students in their
busy classrooms.
Kang GURU has many other cassettes and CDs with great selections from the radio programs — the
best bits! Maybe you would like the tapescripts as well as the audio? These free materials are good for active
English language teachers to use with their students in their busy classrooms.
Order your FREE copies NOW
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Full Kang GURU Radio
Program
Content Information
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Here's a terrific email sent to KGI on April 1st, 2009
Dear KGI,
I have read your latest magazine and really i got many knowledges and new insights as to life
down under in Australia, so Although i didn't ever go there yet, at least I've known a part story of Australia
and its citizen. Indeed, after reading your magazine, my desire to go to Australia is adding up more and more.
And also I have read in Kangguru connection page told about final get together for KGCC network, in the last
passage, I was really interested to gain a complete series of KGI Radio programs. The first reason I'd like to
gain those is because my position as one of English teachers of an English club in my Islamic boarding school,
my idea in my mind is i can share, discuss, and listen together concerning how English spoken by English and
I'm sure it can help us in increasing our English skill especially in Listening section as well. Besides, Id
like to offer those complete series of KGI radio program toward communication faculty in our institution. For
they also broadcasted every positive things such as news, religious speech, entertaining songs and many others.
I think it's a good and exact time to make good cooperation and connection with KGI Radio broadcasting, unfortunately
we still didn't know well how the ways become KGI Radio Broadcasting's member, so we do need your hand and guidance.
For thus, i do hope you would like to send us a complete series of KGI radio programs, we were here sure, it
have man benefits and really can help us developing our English skill.
Your
sincerely,
Much.
Ismail Sunni
My name is Much. Ismail Sunni
My Address is Jln.. Raya Langsep no. 21 a Rt 1 Rw 6 Bareng Klojen Malang. (behind Masjid Al-Ikhlas)
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A Great Story re. Kang Guru
'I was recently on a 7 night diving trip around Komodo Island –
the whole time on a small boat. Each night the crew tuned in their HF radio to the Kang Guru broadcast. The guys
on the boat (MV Nusatara, Captain Suliman , Dive master Peter and others) loved the program and it was a great
way for all of us learn a bit about each other — for me to work on my Bahasa Indonesia and for them
to practise their English. They remarked – all of them — how important the program had been
in improving their English'.
Tim Vistarini — AusAID Jakarta
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Kang GURU Indonesia's radio program is a magazine
style radio program. It is 20 minutes in duration and consists of three information segments in Upper Elementary — The
Joeys Club — and Pre-Intermediate level English for English language students in Indonesia. During
2009, regular segments more suited more to university level students will be aired on the radio program. If you
have any suggestions or ideas then write to Kang
Guru NOW!
The segments vary from program to program and often include an English language activity for listeners to respond
to. Segments include Oz Indo Connection, The Kang GURU Interview,
Oz 'Q and A', the Australia indonesia Partnership (AIP) in Indonesia, Listener's Letters and Idioms Inggris.
There is always some old and some new Australian music for you to enjoy as well as Indonesian artists singing English
language songs.
The Kang GURU team is based in the Indonesia
Australia Language Foundation office in Bali. Kevin, Ogi, Sue, Ayu, Alwi, Mahendra and Darmika are happy to present
quality English language radio programs for you as well as the Kang GURU magazine.
This website further expands the work of Kang GURU.
Kang GURU Listening
and Reading Class Sets and the popular SMP Teacher's Package and SMA
Teacher Package will continue right through 2009 thanks to the support from AusAID and the Australia Indonesia
Partnership (AIP).
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Kang GURU is heard on radio stations, both
public and private, all over Indonesia. This means that Kang GURU can
be heard in virtually all provinces which make up the vast Indonesian archipelago. The RRI network plus a network
of private, school-based and community-based radio stations broadcast Kang GURU Radio
English on over 165 stations using AM, FM and SW channels right across the Indonesian archipelago every week.
A total of over 200 broadcast each week — that's almost 30 KGI broadcasts every day somewhere
in Indonesia talking about Australia and Indonesia, education and freindship.
‘Good Neighbours Make Good Friends’
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Radio Program Content
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May - June 2009
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Radio Program 6401 |
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Part 1 |
Introduction |
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Part 2 |
Intro to Series 64 – Life Down Under |
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Part 3 |
‘Crazy’ - Anggun |
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Part 4 |
Life Down Under intro |
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Part 5 |
‘Hikayat Cinta’ – Glen Fredly |
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Part 6 |
Things Are BIG Down Under |
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Part 7 |
TWFAF – bushfire assistance from Indonesia |
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Part 8 |
Outroduction |
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Radio Program 6404 |
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Part 1 |
Introduction |
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Part 2 |
Riding bicycles Down Under |
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Part 3 |
‘Happening All Over Again’ - The Young Divas |
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Part 4 |
How do you get to work? |
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Part 5 |
‘This Time It’s For Real’ – The Young Divas |
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Part 6 |
AusAID in Indonesia – EINRIP |
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Part 7 |
Outroduction |
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Radio Program 6402
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Part 1
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Introduction
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Part 2
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Idiom Inggris — young blood/young at heart |
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Part 3
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‘Someday Soon’ — Natalie Bassingthwaighte
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Part 4
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Interview with Afghan |
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Part 5
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‘Entah’ — Afghan
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Part 6
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A letter from Yeyes Ngesti
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Part 7
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Youth exchange programs to Australia — AIYEP
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Radio Program 6405 |
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Part 1 |
Introduction |
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Part 2 |
Quick Fix – ed or ing? |
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Part 3 |
‘We Are the Champions’ -Queen |
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Part 4 |
The Socceroos in Jakarta |
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Part 5 |
‘Up There Cazaly’ – Aussie footy song |
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Part 6 |
Letter from Novi, a teacher ... |
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Part 7 |
TWFAF – Eva Kasim in Melbourne |
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Part 8 |
Outroduction |
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Radio Program 6403 |
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Part 1 |
Introduction |
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Part 2 |
Joeys Oz page Pt 2 |
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Part 3 |
‘Rise’ – Joy Tobing |
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Part 4 |
Natural Disasters in Indo |
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Part 5 |
‘Indonesia Menangis’ - Sherina |
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Part 6 |
A Very Bad Day Down Under - February 7th, 2009 |
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Part 7 |
TWFAF – helping friends in time of natural disasters |
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Part 8 |
Outroduction |
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Radio Program 6406 |
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Part 1 |
Introduction |
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Part 2 |
Joeys in Oz |
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Part 3 |
Air Supply – ‘All Out of Love’ |
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Part 4 |
Life Down Under with Eva - Australian Alumni from Indonesia |
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Part 5 |
Air Supply – ‘Lost In Love’ |
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Part 6 |
AusAID in Indonesia – AIYEP Pt 2 |
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Part 7 |
Outroduction |
Full Series 54 Content |
Why should English language learners listen to English language radio especially Kang Guru?
By listening to the weekly Kang Guru radio program regularly listeners can —
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hear native speakers (Australian, British, American, Irish, etc.) using English in interviews and
information segments
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enjoy Indonesians speaking English including Indonesian students, academics, artists and personalities
and AusAID project staff
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find out more about the work that Indonesians and Australians are doing together through the wide
variety of AusAID projects in Indonesia
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hear a lot more news and information on a wide variety of topics than the KGRE magazine can provide
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improve pronunciation skills by listening and copying what they hear
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hear English being used in natural situations — interviews are an excellent example of
this!
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win prizes in the many radio only competitions
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follow simple language activities inc. comprehension activities
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learn about Australian and Indonesian culture and lifestyle
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hear the latest news on scholarships and exchange programs to Australia
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enjoy a wide selection of Australian music and on special occasions, Indonesian music
‘From Sabang to Merauke’
What can be heard on Kang GURU?
Sonja's Special Language Tips
and Ayu's QUICK FIX Tips
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Check out Kang Guru's most popular radio segments — idioms inggris and language tips. These are presented
by Sonja and Kang Guru's very own Ayu.
Sonja is a member of the staff at IALF Bali and comes from Darwin.
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Kang GURU Interviews
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Personalities and people with interesting stories to tell sit down and talk with Kang GURU.
Guests have included PADI, Ello, Ade Rai, Anggun, Dewi
Lestari, several Australian Ambassadors to Indonesia, Ari Wibowo, GiGi, Shanty, Delon
and Joy, Audy, Christian Bautista, Balawan, Ibu Sisca (Masak), Doni Tata Pradita, AB Three, Superman
Is Dead and Marcell.
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Oz Indo Connection
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Stories about all types of interactions and links between Indonesia and Australia whether it be between people,
governments, companies organizations
— AusAID, AII, ACIAR, CIFOR,
etc.
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Different Pond,
Different Fish
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Cross cultural experiences and anecdotes from both an Indonesian
and an Australian perspective. Read about the funny things that happen when people live in another country.
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Information about Australia's development assistance program in Indonesia in
areas such as education, health, environment and government policy. Check out their
website too!
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Australian and Indonesian Music
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A look at Australian and Indonesia music and performers and in each program we play two examples of great Aussie,
and sometimes Indonesian music as well.
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Examples and explanations of usage for English idioms with quirky Australian idioms thrown in for good measure.
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Postcards from Australia
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People talk to Kang GURU about their recent
travels to Australia.
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‘That's What Friends Are For’
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Kang GURU presents examples of people helping
people because that is what friends are for, aren't they?
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The World Around Us
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Lots of environmental and technological news from Indonesia, Australia and the World.
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Listeners write in and Kang GURU answers
their questions, and accept their compliments and comments.
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Oz Q & A
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Answering listener's letters about life in Australia.
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‘A Slice of Life’
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Australians talking about important aspects of their daily lives from jobs to hobbies.
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With the introduction of the Kang Guru Connection we will have regular reports from individual clubs located
all over Indonesia.
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Important and useful Information, updates and reports about the new listening activities packages for busy English
language teachers throughout Indonesia.
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