Bali provincial government allocates Rp. 3.9 billion for the implementation of the stabilization of the national exam. Where implementation of the stabilization of the national examination will be held on February 8 for high school and vocational, 15 February to junior and February 22 for elementary schools.
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Bali provincial government considers to develop ‘Balinese day’ or a day speaking Bali in an effort preserve the Balinese language. Given the number of speakers or the Balinese language users gradually decreasing each year.
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To raise interest in reading the City of Denpasar, Denpasar municipal government launched a mobile library.
the first launch of this mobile library is located in Front of Pura Jagatnatha.
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Commission of HIV / AIDS recommend to the head area to include education of HIV / AIDS as part of the school curriculum. These recommendations as a follow-up from the target to the Congress on AIDS-9 Asia-Pacific, which target HIV / AIDS among the youth.
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There is only 10% of The human resource in tourism and hotelier that is sertified, that sum is average of 1000 form the total empowerment that reach 10,000. Nationally there are 400 people certified.

The manager and standardization of Indonesia Profession Certification Tourism, Bali. I Gde Widjana admitted that this certification is supported by the Tourism and Cultural Department and National Profession Certification. nad this yer (2009) there 200 people who are eligible for the certification program.

The Certification is very important in the global expansion world because this is one the main term to be able to work abroad, that most advanced country require for professionalism.

Bali ‘High School graduates s earned among the highest points of overtaking in the nation in just the examinations performed.
The Jakarta Post reported that 99.82% of those drugs from the review in Bali are able to take the examination notoriously challenging.
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