The Vocational Training Center in Hódmezővásárhely doubled its smart program capacity with an investment of 500 million

2024-09-03 14:30:00

The first interactive programs, ie smart programs, were designed and made mainly for office use in the early 1990s. Today, the information and communication technology tool is also widely used in pedagogy. In the seven schools of the Vocational Training Center in Hódmezővásárhely operating in four different cities, more than a hundred classrooms are already equipped with modern educational tools, supporting the general knowledge and professional education of students, and creating a modern environment to further expand the scope of vocational education. training institutions in the 21st century.

HSZC schools are being further expanded and developed. Photo: Szilvia Tábori

The Vocational Training Center in Hódmezővásárhely will almost double its smart board capacity, Tímea Kincses, Director General of the Vocational Training Center in Hódmezővásárhely, and Norbert Ambrus, Chancellor of the Vocational Training Center in Hódmezővásárhely, announced at a press conference held in the LEGO Room the HSZC Eötvös József Technikum Monday morning.

As they said, in 2021 laptops worth HUF 150 million were given to teachers, and then for two years, in 2023, almost 300 new computers were added and the computer parks of the institutions were renovated. During the past academic year, no less than 372 notebooks, nearly 1200 desktop computers, 71 tablets and 110 smart boards were used for educational purposes in the 180 classrooms of 14 HSZC locations.

With this year’s purchase, their schools will receive almost 100 new smart boards and 315 desktop computers, with a total value of around HUF 500 million. From the first, HSZC Eötvös József Technikum 23, which is the location of the press conference, will be able to use it. The chancellor also said that they will continue the development by purchasing dozens of high-performance, special professional machines, as well as machines suitable for running the increasingly popular e-sports programs.