# Internship Opportunities at the Secretariat General of the DPR RI: Professional Development for Future Leaders
The Secretariat General of the House of Representatives of the Republic of Indonesia (Setjen DPR RI) serves as the vital backbone of the legislative branch. Operating under the authority of the Secretary-General as mandated by Presidential Regulation Number 26 of 2020, this institution provides essential administrative, technical, and parliamentary support to the members of the House. For students and aspiring professionals, securing an internship here offers an unparalleled opportunity to observe the intersection of public policy, law, and national administration.
## General Administrative Requirements
All applicants interested in joining the internship program must prepare the following documentation:
* Official Referral Letter: An introductory letter from your university addressed to the Head of the Legislative Human Resources Development Center (PUSBANGKOM) Setjen DPR RI, specifying the internship objectives and intended topic.
* Academic Records: A copy of your Study Plan Card (KRS) and your most recent Academic Transcript.
* Curriculum Vitae: A comprehensive and updated professional resume.
* Identification: A photocopy of your Student ID (KTM).
* Personal Statement: A handwritten motivation letter detailing your personal strengths, areas for improvement, technical abilities, core motivations, and professional expectations.
* Photographs: Two 2x3 cm passport-sized photos with a red background.
## Available Internship Placements and Specialized Requirements
1. Plenary Session Division (Administration)
* Focus: Managing parliamentary session procedures and documentation.
* Requirements: Proficiency in Microsoft Word and Excel; ownership of a personal laptop; professional demeanor and high discipline.
* Capacity: 2 Positions
* Deadline: October 9, 2026
2. Minutes Division (Record Keeping)
* Focus: Managing archival workflows and session documentation.
* Target Majors: Public Administration, Business Administration, Office Administration, or Archival Science.
* Requirements: Understanding of archival governance; proficiency in Microsoft Office/Google Workspace; strong communication skills and high attention to detail.
* Capacity: 1 Position
* Deadline: September 21, 2026
3. Building and Installation Division
* Focus: Facility operations, electrical, and mechanical systems.
* Requirements: Ability to operate AutoCAD; skills in presentation software; ability to calculate simple Cost Budgeting (RAB); knowledge of electrical engineering, Single Line Diagram (SLD) interpretation, mechanical systems (lifts/escalators), HVAC, and plumbing.
* Capacity: 6 Positions
* Deadline: September 30, 2026
4. Commission V Secretariat (Session Operations)
* Focus: Providing support for parliamentary session services.
* Target Majors: Law, Political Science, and Communication Studies.
* Requirements: Basic computing skills; ability to collaborate in a team environment; demonstrated honesty, discipline, and responsibility.
* Capacity: 3 Positions
* Deadline: September 21, 2026
## Technical Policy Internships: Legislation and Financial Accountability
These specialized roles involve working directly with the Legislative Body (Baleg) or the State Financial Accountability Agency (BAKN).
5. Assistant Technical Policy Analyst (Legislative Body)
* Roles: Processing legislative administration, documenting meeting minutes, drafting official correspondence (Nota Dinas), and managing stationery inventories.
* Education: Law (for Meeting Sub-division); Public Administration/Management (for Secretariat/Admin Sub-division).
* Capacity: 2 Positions
* Deadline: October 1, 2026
6. Assistant Technical Policy Analyst (State Financial Accountability Agency)
* Roles: Conducting analysis of BPK RI audit reports, summarizing findings, identifying causality, and conducting regulatory research.
* Education: Economics, Accounting, Law, Governance, Public Administration, or State Administration.
* Capacity: 2 Positions
* Deadline: October 1, 2026
## Professional Standards and Conduct
All interns at the Setjen DPR RI are expected to uphold the BERAKHLAK core values (Service-oriented, Accountable, Competent, Harmonious, Loyal, Adaptive, and Collaborative). Please adhere to the following professional guidelines during your tenure:
1. Work Hours: Full-time attendance is required from 08:00 to 16:00 WIB.
2. Attire: Formal business wear is mandatory. Jeans and T-shirts are strictly prohibited; shirts and formal trousers are required.
3. Appearance: Professional grooming standards must be maintained at all times.
4. Identification: The issued ID card must be worn within the facility, and the university alma mater jacket must be worn when outside the designated office area or entering meeting rooms.
5. Commitment: Interns must ensure that their academic schedule does not conflict with the full-time internship period.
Note: Please be advised that this internship program is conducted on a non-stipend basis; no financial compensation is provided by the unit.