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For the Sake of Teaching, This Underpaid Teacher is Forced to Wear Torn Shoes

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For the Sake of Teaching, This Underpaid Teacher is Forced to Wear Torn Shoes Panji Setiaji credit: Youtube TRANS7 OFFICIAL

Kapanlagi.com - A few days ago, a video of a teacher receiving a motorcycle and new shoes went viral on social media. It turns out that this happened to a honorary teacher from Sukabumi named Panji Setiaji.

Although he is only a honorary teacher, he is willing to teach his students even though the footwear he wears is no longer suitable to be kept, meaning his shoes are torn. Panji Setiaji has expressed and shared his story as a honorary teacher who was invited by Trans7 Official on the Hitam Putih show.

1. Spirit Despite the Distance

Being a Honorary teacher and teaching mathematics for 6 months at SDN Babakan, Sukabumi, Panji appears to be enthusiastic despite having to travel a distance of seven kilometers using a motorcycle that often breaks down.

In addition, Panji still wears his worn-out shoes caused by frequently kick-starting his motorcycle that often breaks down.

2. Being a Teacher for 6 Years

It should be noted that Panji has been a teacher for 6 years, serving as a devoted teacher without pay. However, only in the last 6 months has he been appointed as a honorary teacher.

Furthermore, as a honorary teacher, Panji explained that he only earns around Rp 300,000 to Rp 400,000 per month.

"Let alone buying shoes, the salary is just enough for buying gasoline, repairing the motorcycle, and meals. So I am not yet able to buy new shoes. If they can still be worn, I will continue to wear them," said Panji.

 

(kpl/CDP)

Disclaimer: This translation from Bahasa Indonesia to English has been generated by Artificial Intelligence.
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