Jasa Pendidikan sebagai Pilar Transformasi Sosial: Analisis Perbandingan terhadap Jenis Jasa Lain dalam Pembangunan Bangsa
Keywords:
educational services, social development, human resources, comparative services, social transformationAbstract
This study aims to examine the fundamental differences between education services and other types of services and highlight the strategic contribution of education in social and economic development. Using a qualitative approach through the literature study method, data was collected from various scientific literature related to the service sector, particularly educational services. The results show that education services have unique characteristics that are long-term oriented, such as the development of individual skills, character and competitiveness that have a direct impact on improving the quality of life and productivity of society. Unlike other services that tend to offer instant solutions, education produces deep and sustainable transformative change. The findings confirm the importance of placing education as a priority sector in national development policy, given its role in creating excellent human resources and strengthening social structures. The study also adds to the theoretical understanding of the differentiation of education services in the landscape of public service and nation-building.
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