Inversion is one of the important parts of grammar that should be understood by the students to understand the position of subject and verb that reversed for some purpose or on some situations. This study is to identify the kinds of inversion found in the Jakarta Post based on syntactical analysis and the contribution of the research for ELT. The objectives of this study is aimed to find out what the kinds of Inversion found in Jakarta Post are and what the contribution of the research for English Language Education Department Program. This research employed a qualitative research which used content analysis method which described the kind of English inversion found in The Jakarta Post (on Wednesday, July 19, 2017, it consists of twenty-four pages Vol, 35. No. 066. www.jakartapost.com). For collecting data, it based on syntactical analysis data which used the documentations including the book, journal, and other documents. As the results of the analysis, it showed that Inversion found in Jakarta Post are 11 types inversions contained 278 inversions sentences, 82 inversions adverbial before subject consist of Adverb+Noun phrase, 81 inversions used relative clause transformation contained a relative pronoun such as “who (or when or whose), which or that”, 4 inversions question consist of Auxillary verb+Subject+Verb or QW+Auxillary verb+Subject+Verb, I inversion after “so” (short answers) consist of So/Neither/Nor+Auxillary verb+Subject, 4 inversions after “than” (composistion), 9 inversions with conditional clauses “if”, 20 inversions using adverbial expressions place comes at the beginning of a clause, intransitive verbs are often put before their subjects, 75 inversions using reporting verbs.