Strategies To Increase The Competitiveness Of Private Madrasah Aliyah MA YPPA Cipulus Purwakarta And MA Al-Muthohhar Purwakarta

Authors

  • Akhmad Sulaiman STAI Dr. KHEZ Muttaqien Purwakarta, West Java, Indonesia
  • IIm Wasliman Uninus Bandung West Java, Indonesia
  • Adjat Sudrajat Uninus Bandung West Java, Indonesia
  • Agus Mulyanto Uninus Bandung West Java, Indonesia

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.51601/ijersc.v3i6.533

Keywords:

Strategy, Increasing Competitiveness and Private Aliya Madrasah.

Abstract

Education has an important role in human life. In its management, formal education in Indonesia at the elementary and
secondary levels is carried out in educational units called schools or madrasas. Today's education units face challenges,
both from similar competitors and the demands and expectations of society. For this reason, educational units need to
be competitive. Even so, Madrasah Aliyah must also have competitiveness. From this background, the researchers set
out to study by presenting a study entitled Strategies for Increasing the Competitiveness of Private Madrasah Aliyah at
MA YPPA Cipulus Wanayasa and MA Al-Mutohhar Plered Purwakarta. The purpose of this study is a qualitative
approach with a descriptive method that describes strategies for increasing competitiveness in the MA YPPA Cipulus
Wanayasa Purwakarta and MA Al-Muthohhar Plered Purwakarta. Data collection was carried out by interview,
observation and literature study, using qualitative analysis. Based on the research results, madrasas scan the internal
and external environment, have a number of advantages and also weaknesses, Madrasas formulate strategies to
increase competitiveness in the form of missions, goals, strategies and policies, implement strategies to increase
competitiveness in madrasas, Madrasas evaluate and control strategies for increasing competitiveness competitiveness
and madrasas that are competitive are relatively in demand by the community. observation and literature study, using
qualitative analysis. Based on the research results, madrasas scan the internal and external environment, have a number
of advantages and also weaknesses, Madrasas formulate strategies to increase competitiveness in the form of missions,
goals, strategies and policies, implement strategies to increase competitiveness in madrasas, Madrasas evaluate and
control strategies for increasing competitiveness competitiveness and madrasas that are competitive are relatively in
demand by the community. observation and literature study, using qualitative analysis. Based on the research results,
madrasas scan the internal and external environment, have a number of advantages and also weaknesses, Madrasas
formulate strategies to increase competitiveness in the form of missions, goals, strategies and policies, implement
strategies to increase competitiveness in madrasas, Madrasas evaluate and control strategies for increasing
competitiveness competitiveness and madrasas that are competitive are relatively in demand by the community

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Published

2022-12-27

How to Cite

Sulaiman, A. ., Wasliman, I. ., Sudrajat, A. ., & Mulyanto, A. . (2022). Strategies To Increase The Competitiveness Of Private Madrasah Aliyah MA YPPA Cipulus Purwakarta And MA Al-Muthohhar Purwakarta. International Journal of Educational Research &Amp; Social Sciences, 3(6), 2186–2197. https://doi.org/10.51601/ijersc.v3i6.533

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