Enrollment
Our enrollment process is designed to ensure the right fit for every participant. Through an initial introduction and assessment period, we take time to understand individual needs, goals, and readiness before placement into our programs. Registration is open year-round.
The Enrollment Process
Contact the PUPA admin
Parents contact the PUPA admin to receive initial information.
PUPA introduction session
Parents are introduced to PUPA through a video or virtual meeting.
Onsite visit
Parents and the prospective participant visit PUPA to experience the environment firsthand.
Enrollment form submission
Parents complete the enrollment form and submit psychological and IQ assessment results from the past two years.
Probation schedule
PUPA confirms and shares the probation schedule once all documents are received.
Probation period
The prospective participant takes part in a 1–3 month probation period.
Parent counseling
Parents attend one counseling session with a PUPA Center counselor.
Evaluation meeting
Parents meet with the PUPA team to discuss the probation evaluation results.
Enrollment decision
Ready for enrollment: parents receive an offering letter. Further preparation required: parents receive a detailed evaluation report with recommendations and guidance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is PUPA Center?
PUPA Center is a development center focused on life skills and work readiness for neurodivergent individuals, particularly adolescents and young adults. The program is delivered through structured and practical programs.
Is PUPA Center a school?
No. PUPA Center is a development and support center rather than a formal school. Our programs do not follow an academic school curriculum.
Is PUPA Center a therapy center?
No. PUPA Center does not provide therapy services. Instead, we focus on developing life skills and independence for neurodivergent individuals through structured, supportive activities.
Who can participate in PUPA Center programs?
Our programs are intended for neurodivergent adolescents and adults, including individuals on the autism spectrum. Participation is determined through eligibility criteria and an initial assessment process.
What programs are offered at PUPA Center?
PUPA Center offers programs including life skills development, work readiness skills, social and communication skills, functional activities, and practice-based learning experiences (experiential learning).
What is the age requirement to enroll?
PUPA Center accepts participants between the ages of 16 and 25.
Is there an assessment before joining?
Yes. All prospective participants undergo a probation period to help determine their individual needs, goals, and the most suitable program placement.
Can participants be accompanied by a shadow teacher?
Participants receive support from PUPA Center supervisors during activities. Shadow teachers are not permitted to enter the classroom.
Does PUPA Center offer job placement or internships?
PUPA Center offers programs that introduce participants to the world of work and provide practical experience, but employment placement is not guaranteed.
How does communication with parents work?
We maintain regular communication with parents through dedicated applications, progress reports, and ongoing discussions with the PUPA Center team.
Are there activities outside of PUPA Center?
Yes. Participants may take part in outings, social activities, and experience-based projects, depending on the program and scheduled timeline.
How can I enroll?
To register, please contact the PUPA Center admin for more detailed information.
What is the activity schedule?
Activities take place five days a week, Monday through Friday, from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM (WIB).
Will participants get a job after completing a program?
PUPA Center does not guarantee job placement. However, our programs are designed to equip participants with work-related skills, work habits, and relevant practical experience as preparation for employment or other productive activities.
My child is non-verbal. Can they participate?
PUPA Center is open to individuals with a wide range of support needs. Program suitability for both verbal and non-verbal participants is determined through an initial assessment to understand their needs, abilities, and the type of support required.
How are classes structured, considering the diversity of the autism spectrum?
To accommodate diverse needs, PUPA Center conducts a 1–3 month probation period during which assessments and observations are carried out. Participants are then grouped into classes based on similar developmental phases and learning paces.
Can registration be done at any time?
Yes, registration is open year-round. PUPA Center organizes its programs into three terms each year. Participants who join between January and June may enter an ongoing program, with any missed content adjusted through an Individualized Education Plan (IEP). Participants who join between July and December will repeat the program package in the following year, as more than 50% of the program content has already been completed.