GESS Indonesia

Asia | Education

Third Party Event

04 Nov 2020 - 05 Nov 2020

GESS INDONESIA GOES VIRTUAL. With the continuing uncertainty around the safety and feasibility of delivering mass gathering events, and following close consultation with key event stakeholders, we can confirm that GESS Indonesia will now be an entirely virtual event taking place on 4 – 5 November 2020. 

The virtual edition of the GESS Indonesia conference programme will feature both live and pre-recorded sessions, centered around the concept of sharing knowledge and best practice allowing educators to continue to pursue excellence in the classroom.

Now in its 6th year, GESS Indonesia is the meeting place for the entire education community in Indonesia and the wider ASEAN region. Fully support by stakeholders in Indonesia Education, this is the only virtual event that will enable you to continue to source the very best products and solutions for your classroom.

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