Akademi Adat Programme speaks about the “way of life” of the Indigenous People here in Borneo. It is basically the educational process on the Adat which is deeply rooted in the lives and culture of the Dayak peoples throughout Borneo especially here in Sarawak. The central learning theme of Akademi Adat includes traditional learning systems, philosophies, and methods that ensure the transmission of Indigenous knowledge and practices from generation to generation.

The Indigenous Community Oral History Documentation is a workshop that empowers individuals to document their community's oral history. It covers key aspects like interview techniques, ethical considerations, and recording methods. The course emphasizes the importance of preserving oral histories, especially in Borneo's diverse indigenous communities. The program's purpose is encapsulated by the African proverb, "every time an old man dies is a library that burns".

Unlock your innate leadership potential with Akademi Adat's ILTC, a transformative experience designed to empower you for impactful community leadership. Rooted in the wisdom of Adat, this course offers a holistic approach to leadership by harmonizing body, mind, and soul. Learn practical skills and adopt a mindset that not only respects our ancestral knowledge but also addresses the challenges of today's world. Ideal for aspiring young leaders and community members, this course aims to equip you with the tools you need to lead in a balanced and effective way. Discover the leader within you and make a meaningful difference in your community.

This program is designed to provide Indigenous individuals with the knowledge and skills needed to effectively utilize GIS technology for mapping, analysing, and interpreting spatial data. The course typically combines theoretical and practical instruction, covering topics such as GIS data structures, spatial analysis, and cartography. The training course stresses the importance of theory and practical for both GPS and GIS The use of handphone and computer is necessary by every participant.