Agentic AI Training for Senior Secondary and Vocational Schools
Plan agentic AI training for senior secondary and vocational classroom workflows.
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Agentic AI, senior and vocational: teacher directs the agent, students build portfolios
// problems we solve
Problems we often find.
Students use AI for tasks, but the results look the same and show no process to grade.
Run an agent project per class group. Students design an agent for 1 real task, write its limits, test it, and present it. A rubric grades the process and the result.
SMK teachers want material that fits the study track, not generic examples.
Use a case from the study field: a product-catalogue assistant for business, a schedule assistant for hospitality, or a documentation assistant for software engineering. The school picks 2 cases.
The school has no written rule yet for student accounts and data, ages 15 to 18.
Write the rule. The school manages student accounts, and a parent or guardian consents for students under 18. No personal data about friends or family enters the agent.
Teachers have never built an agent, so they doubt they can guide students.
Teachers train first, on day 1. Students start on day 2. Teachers hold the rubric and the project answer key.
// how it works
The steps we run.
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Preparation
The school sends the teacher and student count, class groups, and 2 project cases. SMK schools pick cases from their study field.
Output: A 2-day agenda, 2 project cases, and a draft student-account rule.Teachers build an agent
Each teacher designs 1 sample agent: its goal, steps, limits, and test method. Teachers write the process-and-result rubric.
Output: 1 sample agent per teacher and a project rubric.Students build a project agent
Each student group builds an agent for 1 real task, tests it with 5 cases, and presents its limits.
Output: 1 project agent per group, with test notes.The project runs in class
Groups refine the agent, and teachers grade it with the rubric. We answer written questions within working hours.
Output: A project portfolio per group and a rubric score.// what you get
A clear scope. Useful handover.
Plan agenticAgenticA way of working where an AI agent performs the routine steps and a person checks and approves the result.Open the glossary AI training for senior secondary and vocational classroom workflows.
- Level and need mapping
- Class project plan
- AgentAI agentAn AI program that performs work steps by itself, for example reading a message, drafting a reply, and recording the result.Open the glossary evaluation material
- Student-data rules
The result: teacher and student material, 2 written project cases, a process-and-result rubric, an agent test-log template, and a student-account rule.
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What the price covers.
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Ground rules
- Revision: 1 revision round for the project cases and agenda, before the training day.
- Reschedule: free of charge with 5 working days' notice before day 1.
- Data and access: the school manages student accounts. The school and students own the agent, rubric, and portfolio.
- Warranty limit: we guarantee the training and material match the agenda. We do not promise student grades or contest results.
What we guarantee
- We answer your message within 24 hours on a working day.
- Accounts, code, and data stay in your name from day 1.
- Every handover includes a test report or written notes.
- No renewal fee to Rama Digital. You pay domain, hosting, and third-party subscriptions to the vendor directly.
- A fixed price on this page is the price we invoice. A "From" price becomes fixed in the written quotation you approve.
// is this for you
Good fit for
- You represent a senior high school or a vocational school.
- Your students are ready to run class projects with an AI assistant.
- Your teachers want a way to mark project results.
Not a fit for
- You represent another level. Open Agentic AI Training for Schools and Campuses.
What you prepare
- The number of participating teachers and students.
- The date and the length of the programme.
- Laptops and internet access in the training room.
What the price excludes
- Participant devices and internet access.
- AI tool subscriptions.
How it differs: The university programme uses campus tasks, while this programme uses senior-high and vocational tasks.
// how this differs
Compare with other services.
| Senior Secondary and Vocational (SMA/SMK) | Junior Secondary (SMP) | University | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Duration | 1 day-1 semester | 1 day-1 semester | 1 day-1 semester |
| Price | From IDR 4.5M | From IDR 4.5M | From IDR 3.9M |
| Result | 1 agent project per group, with a vocational-field case for SMK | Teachers build an agent first, then students practise fact checks | A research or course agent, with a written AI-use note |
| When to pick | Your school is a senior secondary or vocational school, ready to run class projects | Your school is a junior secondary school, and students are new to fact-checking with AI | You represent a university with research or course-based tasks |
// evidence and sources
Evidence we checked.
Phase E outcomes for senior secondary ask students to apply prompt engineering to generative AI and evaluate AI content. Students also learn AI system design through design thinking. In vocational schools, Phase E ties prompt engineering to project plans and products of the field. Phase F asks students to realise an AI product for their field.
BSKAP Kemendikdasmen, "Panduan Mata Pelajaran Koding dan Kecerdasan Artifisial, Fase C, D, E, dan F" (revised 12 September 2025)Read 12 September 2026Law 27/2022, Article 25(2), requires parental or guardian consent before a child's personal data is processed.
Law No. 27 of 2022 on Personal Data Protection (JDIH BPK)Read 12 September 2026A trustworthy agent works in an agentic but deterministic way: its steps and limits are written, so its results can be repeated and checked.
Rama Digital, "Agentic, Tapi Deterministic: Cara Mendesain AI Agent yang Bisa Dipercaya"Read 12 September 2026
- Agentic, Tapi Deterministic: Cara Mendesain AI Agent yang Bisa Dipercaya (ID)
- Security, Privacy, dan UU PDP untuk Corporate AI Agents (ID)
- Jasa Pelatihan Agentik untuk Perusahaan (ID)
Owner: Rama Digital team · Updated 12 September 2026
// definitions
Terms we use.
- Agent project
- An agent project is a group task. Students design an AI agent for 1 real task, write its limits, test it, and present the result.
- Process-and-result rubric
- A process-and-result rubric is a 2-part score sheet: how the group designs and tests the agent, and the quality of the result the agent gives.
- AI agent
- An AI agent is an AI program that runs a piece of work on its own, inside limits that students and teachers set. See in the glossary
- Agentic
- Agentic describes a way of working where an AI agent does routine work, and a teacher or student checks and approves the result. See in the glossary
FAQ
What is Agentic AI Training for Senior Secondary and Vocational Schools?
This program trains teachers and students to build a simple agent for 1 class project. Teachers train on day 1, students build the project on day 2, and a process-and-result rubric grades the work. The price starts at IDR 4.5M. SMK schools can use a case from their study field.
Do students build the agent themselves?
Yes. On day 2, each student group designs an agent for 1 real task, writes its limits, and tests it with 5 cases before a presentation. Teachers guide the groups, and each teacher already built 1 sample agent on day 1, so teachers can answer technical questions while students work.
Can SMK schools use a case from their study track?
Yes. The SMK school picks 2 cases from its study field before the training day. Examples include a product-catalogue assistant for business, a schedule assistant for hospitality, or a documentation assistant for software engineering. Student groups turn the case into their day-2 project, and teachers grade it with the same rubric.
How do teachers grade a student's agent project?
Teachers use the process-and-result rubric written on day 1. The rubric grades how the group designs and tests the agent, and the quality of the result the agent gives on the real task. Teachers hold the rubric and the answer key, so grading stays consistent across every group in a class.
Which tools do you use, and do we need a paid account?
We use AI tools the school already has, and the trainer fits the plan to those tools. Some tools offer a free account for a class, and some need a paid subscription. The subscription fee for an AI tool stays separate from the training price.
How do you protect the data of senior secondary and SMK students?
The school manages student accounts. No student uses a personal account for the project. Law 27/2022 on Personal Data Protection requires a parent or guardian to consent before we process a child's personal data, for students under 18. No personal data about a friend or family member enters the agent students build.
How many teachers and students join, and how long does the program run?
The teacher and student count follows your training room capacity, and we fit the agenda once we have the participant count and class groups. The base program runs 2 days, and the class project continues for 4 weeks. Your school provides laptops and internet access in the training room.
How much does the senior secondary and SMK program cost?
The price starts at IDR 4.5M for the base 2-day program: day 1 for teachers, day 2 for students. The price covers material, project cases, the rubric, and 4 weeks of written questions and answers. A longer scope follows a written offer. You get 1 revision round for the project case before the training day, and a free reschedule with 5 working days' notice.
What is the difference between this program and the university program?
This program uses senior-secondary and SMK tasks: a class project per group, with a study-field case for SMK students. The university program uses campus-level tasks: a research or course agent, with a written note on AI use in the student's academic work. Pick the program that matches your school level.
How does a senior secondary or SMK school start this program?
Send the teacher and student count, the study track for SMK schools, and your target date through the request form. We reply with a 2-day agenda and a written offer within 24 working hours. The school then picks 2 project cases before the training day starts, with no commitment at this stage.
// next step
Start with 1 class group and 2 project cases.
Send the teacher and student count, the study track, and your target date. We reply with a 2-day agenda and a written offer within 24 working hours.
