Exploration of Moral Integrity Education and Superior Cadre Leadership at Madrasah Boarding School Indonesia

This article uncovers learning methods and teaches moral integrity and leadership in training a six-year cadre. The empirical voicing moral integrity problem affects many people from various countries, including Indonesia. Moreover, moral decadence and value inconsistency are increasing among young potential national leaders, which is urgently noted through moral integrity education and superior human resources at madrasah boarding schools that develop integrative and longlife learning. This has led to many proposals for improving integrity. A qualitative design with a phenomenological approach was used in this research, while the participants' criteria consisted of educators, alumni, national figures, and organizational leaders totaling 25 people. Furthermore, the learning method is developed after the data collection and integrated, leading to the moral integrity internalization of prospective leaders with a superior cadre formation scheme. As a result, the method fosters integrity and leadership in various ways, contributing to the development of leadership talents and moral integrity character in Islamic education programs. Therefore, this helps in adaptation and strengthening characters in other fields, including preventive action, promoting academic integrity success, and valuable to knowledge by educators at large.