Zabags International Journal of Engagement

Fun English Class as an effort to improve English Literacy for Children at Elementary Level

Fitri Nurdianingsih — 2024-06-30

The English Literacy Improvement Program for Children at the Elementary Level is a community service initiative that aims to improve the English reading and writing skills of elementary school children. This program is designed specifically for elementary school children, with an emphasis on areas that have high literacy needs. The implementation of this program uses the Asset-Based Community Development (ABCD) approach, which focuses on utilizing the assets and potential that exist within the community. In conclusion, this program succeeded in achieving its goals by increasing children's English literacy skills and providing long-term benefits for them and the community. Recommendations for further development include expansion of the program to other regions and continued support from government, schools and communities

Marketing Assistance for Home Industry Products Based on Social Media

Riska Puspitasari — 2024-06-30

This assistance is carried out to help the community, especially home industry players, know the benefits of using social media in developing marketing of products produced by home industries in Muara Sabak Barat sub-district. The subjects in this research were selected using purposive sampling involving 12 home industry players. The result of this assistance is that home industry players have innovation skills in marketing products through social media market place Facebook, Instagram, and via WhatsApp business which is currently trending and much loved by the Indonesian people in general and the people of Muara Sabak Barat sub-district in particular. Some of these social media are media with the most active users which are used as a means of utilizing promotional media for home industry products that use social media. Social media is the right tool that can be used as an effective communication medium to respond to consumers and increase market share as well as monitor the sales volume of the product

Financial Literacy and Investment Socialization for Generation Z

Haris Kondang Pradana — 2024-06-30

This socialization is carried out to help the internet generation or generation Z people who should have knowledge about financial literacy and investment. So that you are able to make good and appropriate financial decisions. This Community Service activity aims to socialize financial and investment literacy to Generation Z in the West Muara Sabak area. The activity was carried out using the socialization method, then continued with discussion and question and answer as well as filling out a questionnaire. The activity participants were students in the Muara Sabak Barat area, East Tanjung Jabung, totaling 30 participants. Based on the results of the questionnaire, it is known that there are still many students who do not know or find out about financial literacy and investment. Overall, this socialization has increased participants' knowledge of managing their finances.

Training in Writing, Citation and Publication of Scientific Articles

Kuswanto Kuswanto — 2024-06-30

The aim of this service activity is to provide training and improve skills in writing scientific articles. The methods used are discussion, lecture, question and answer, and mentoring. The location of the service activities was held at the Al-Mujaddid Sabak Islamic Institute with students participating. The results of the scientific article publication training activities for students have an impact on increasing knowledge about how to write quotations, abilities and skills in writing narratives, etc. Based on the results of the questionnaire from this service activity, participants gained knowledge, skills in writing and publication of scientific articles in a fairly good category.

Innovative Community Service Programs with Local Participation to Build Independent Villages

Zaenal Abidin — 2024-06-30

This study investigates the innovations in a community service program that is based on local participation in East Tanjung Jabung, Jambi Province, Indonesia, and its effects on the growth of independent communities. The study included a variety of stakeholders, including village chiefs, locals, university community service teams, and non-governmental organizations. It used a qualitative approach and case study design. The findings demonstrated how community involvement in the design, execution, and assessment of programs improved their efficacy and long-term viability. There were notable social and economic benefits, such as higher income and more work options, from initiatives like non-formal education and entrepreneurship training. To increase the program's future performance, the report suggests creating management groups, bolstering evaluation procedures, and collaborating with the commercial sector. The local participation-based strategy has a lot of promise for developing independent villages that are secure and long-lasting