BBIP is seeking a volunteer Treasurer to join the board and help us out.

If you would like to help manage, control and plan for the work of BBIP, this is a great opportunity to use your expertise and help BBIP reach more Western Australians.

We’re looking for someone who has the skills, passion and commitment to help BBIP to grow with our amazing volunteer team.

The Treasurer, with the approval of the Board, is responsible for the accounting operations, financial reporting and keeping financial statements up to date. You should be .

Our ideal Candidate:

• Is experienced in financial modelling and decision support / management accounting
• Has a relevant financial qualifications
• Is enthusiastic, motivated and forward looking
• Has an orderly mind and methodical way of thinking,
• Pays strong attention to detail,

If you are interested in this position, please contact Karen Bailey

Bapak Syahri Sakidin, sangat menekankan pada “people to people contact” serta “community to community contact” untuk dapat terus menjalin serta menjaga dan mempertahankan hubungan harmonis antara Indonesia dengan Australia.

P to P hubungan antar manusia, ini merupakan pilar yang penting, karena hubungan antar community atau masyarakat sering menjadikan pondasi hubungan itu menjadi lebih kokoh, karena melibatkan emosi rakyat”

Karen Bailey first conceived the idea of Balai Bahasa Indonesia Perth after serving as President of the Westralian Indonesian Language Teachers’ Association (WILTA) from 1996 to 2006. She envisioned extending the learning of Indonesian language and culture through to the wider community, not just in schools. Karen enlisted the support of the Consulate of the Republic of Indonesia Perth in conjunction with the Embassy of The Republic of Indonesia Canberra and WILTA, to establish BBIP in 2008; the first Balai Bahasa outside Indonesia. Karen explained at the launch of BBIP that its purpose as a cultural non-profit organisation, is to promote the teaching of Indonesian language and culture and to foster links between Australia and Indonesia at all levels of society. “The responsibility to get to know each other is two way. We must know and understand Indonesia and Indonesians and they must know and understand us.”

Come and join us!

After a long career as a pre-eminent teacher of bahasa Indonesia in WA schools, Vicki now divides her time between WA and its sister-province East Java. In Surabaya she volunteers as a consultant with the DINAS Pendidkan Propinsi (Provincial Education Department). She visits and works in schools and negotiated the Surabaya end of the live-streaming of the 2018 Michael J in Oz schools concert from Lakelands, WA.

Jayne’s enthusiasm is infectious. She loves the work of BBIP and serves on the Board keeping the minutes of meetings and receiving and sending correspondence.