The Jakarta ECL Workshop
InterContinental Pondok Indah
- InterContinental Pondok Indah
MEET YOUR EXPERT MENTOR
Spencer Lestiadi
SPH & UW alum
MEET YOUR EXPERT MENTOR
+ Bachelor’s in Communications, University of Washington + Former staff, University of Washington Study Abroad Programs + Graduate of Sekolah Pelita Harapan (SPH), one of Indonesia’s top international schools + Supported students in gaining admission to Cornell, Brown, UPenn, NYU, UCLA, and more
What is ECL Workshop and Why It's Important?
As top US & UK universities grow more selective, strong, structured extracurriculars & capstone projects are more critical than ever. Especially for Indonesian students.
This full-day, in-person ECL workshop is specifically designed to help Indonesian students strategically design and begin building extracurriculars that demonstrate impact, depth, and long-term commitment, guided personally by an experienced mentor. In this workshop, we’ll cover:
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What top US & UK universities truly look for in extracurriculars and how admissions officers evaluate impact, leadership, and progression beyond certificates.
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How to identify the right ECL direction based on your interests, strengths, and target universities.
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How to turn interests into a clear ECL roadmap
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How to start building your ECL with hands-on, one-by-one guidance, so you don’t leave with just theory.
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Capstone Development
The Challenge
Top universities like Columbia, Yale, and Princeton now allow students to submit research abstracts on their application. Meaning, high-quality research is becoming a key factor in admissions. But securing research opportunities with top faculty, designing a rigorous study, and getting published can be very difficult for high school students.
“There are 100,000 high schools worldwide. Imagine if every valedictorian applied to Ivy+ schools — there still wouldn’t be enough spots. To stand out for a Top 25 university, students need more. That’s where the capstone comes in.”
Sarah T., Platinum Strategist & Former Harvard Interviewer.