Bolyai János Technical High School and College

There are some poor teachers in the school that I had an incredible acquaintance and just did not pass the day that she was not part of negative discrimination. Nor do I find it sensible for a Romanian-based teacher to teach the Hungarian language and literature subject. My acquaintance showed that when she was typed from the teacher, she spelled spelling mistakes. (did not occur once) I would not write my son to school, that's 100%. I have also heard that they will not allow children to smoke even if the child is over the age of 18 and, of course, disrupts all teachers when they smoke in the yard outside. Of course you can say that you get used to it, but what if you do not want or you may not know. It's not always right for the teacher. You should listen to the students, not let go of the words. This is my opinion briefly concise. I might long list it but I will not because it is unnecessary because most teachers (respect for the exception) are stubborn I do not listen to your opinions.

Professionally educated, patient, blessed with humor, in the evening training.

Especially for future storks and their parents: I was a school student for 5 years. (4 years of basic training + 1 year of technical training.) In 4 years I successfully passed the high school diploma and won admission to one of the universities in Budapest (Kandó KVK). But before I started college, I stayed for a professional development because with a profession in my pocket, much better jobs can be achieved next to university (plus a lifebelt if the university fails). The technical year ended with a national study competition (OSZTV) where, with the huge support of the school (including the support of my fellow students), I reached one of the podium places. There is no better technical grammar school in Budapest, especially in the surrounding districts. Maybe UMSZKI is the one who can compete with Bolyai, but I haven't seen them in a major professional competition in 5 years, especially not by beating us. : D -> The four stars are justified by the fact that I am not hypocritical: D There are bad teachers and problems everywhere ... here too. But they are everywhere, where they would not be. But! As elsewhere, there are good and very good teachers here. We also have king programs organized by IDB (students). Lots of auxiliary classes / specialties / professional opportunities. Mind-blowing good mood within the IDB. Continuous spin, for students who are also looking for spin. Compared to other schools, the conditions are good. etc. ... But we must never forget that this is a SZAK grammar school and not a ("ELITE") grammar school. Comparing the two is the biggest nonsense a parent / prospective ninth person can commit. Conclusion: The graduation of students will (mainly) not depend on the teachers and the school, but on the students. What a surprise ... But it doesn't matter where the student spends those 4 years .. So choose a school :)

It is a very good school, devoted, tolerant teachers. I can only recommend to every parent who wants a valued knowledge for his child and all adults who want to expand his knowledge. I am a student of a school within an adult education, my child starts his studies in the fall, all so that he himself has chosen the open day and they heard about the buffalo.

I loved the 6 years I felt there at the time that I spent there, sometimes getting good, sometimes less good memories. Reading the comments all the way, I can see that a lot of people have had good experiences, studied well, and yes, there are those who have taken me a lot from here. Reading into a few negative comments, the ones made by the more sensible, there is sometimes truth, but there was also a teacher who had to be hired quickly (I also came across these) and they didn’t respond. The atmosphere is really familiar with most teachers, but who doesn’t have or had a teacher you don’t like, either because of the teacher or because of the subject (although in the latter case, I would have preferred to stay away from class). There have been setbacks, curriculum changes during my studies, the specific curriculum has changed since then, but overall they are prepared for graduation, they also gave some at a professional level, but of course the student also has to invest energy to learn, get guidance from schools or get insight into what can be done. to do so, there is no time for students to immerse themselves in everything. Organized programs called team builders could really bring companies together, trips in the spring and fall, the like were always in a good mood.