I'm interested in setting up a small non-profit school for poor, young adults in Indonesia to teach them German and other skills necessary for admission to Stud

I'm interested in setting up a small non-profit school for poor, young adults in Indonesia to teach them German and other skills necessary for admission to Studienkolleg (the one-year preparatory course for foreign students wishing to apply to a German university). The main goal is to get the student a good IT job in Germany within 5 or 6 years. In return, the student must commit to giving a percentage of his or her income back to the school, so the school can grow without requiring external donations. What does HN think of this plan? Is it achievable? If not, what is the most likely cause of failure? PS: If anyone knows a good lawyer in Indonesia for setting up a yayasan or obtaining KITAS please contact me - see profile.