Our goal was to provide international learning opportunities for 24 of our students, enabling them to achieve learning outcomes that were not accessible through local practical placements due to the limitations of the region. In addition, we also implemented mobility for 6 of our teachers, during which they collected best practices in work-based learning and project-based education, and formulated recommendations for the development of our school’s activities.
Our school continues the traditions of the Békés Agricultural Practice School, founded in 1902. We aim to educate youth in an open, inclusive environment, preparing them to become valuable members of the labor market. We offer technical and vocational training in seven sectors, with the highest student numbers in agriculture and forestry, mechanical engineering, public service, and tourism and hospitality.