The beginnings of agricultural education in Hungary Szarvas: 1779, first agricultural school in Europe (founder: Tessedik Sámuel) Keszthely: 1797, Georgikon,

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The beginnings of agricultural education in Hungary Szarvas: 1779, first agricultural school in Europe (founder: Tessedik Sámuel) Keszthely: 1797, Georgikon, first agricultural college in Europe (founder: Festetich György) 1789 Pest Állatgyógyintézet (Veterinary Institute) 1799 Nagy-Szentmiklós, Little Agricultural School 1902: There were 81 agricultural schools in Hungary

The number of certifiates issued between 1960 and 2001 is

The Hungarian educational system (student’s age)

Grade GCSE Further training Total LevelBasic Skilled workerTechnician High Specialisation Forester General agriculture Animal husbandry Horticulture Engineering Food processing Land survey Other Total Structure of agricultural vocational education

Vocational school skilled worker training school after eight years at primary school (30 %), Target group: those who cannot or do not want to study at secondary technical schools, the interest of society and economy is proper general education and vocational qualification, basic educational examination at the end of the 10th grade, until the age of 16 academic subjects have priority, in the 9th grade career orientation, in the 10th grade vocational preparatory training, teaching academic subjects extended by 2 years recently, academic subject stage is followed by vocational training (2-3 years).

Secondary technical school 4 years of general education, with vocational preparation two stages: –1st stage (9-10th grade, age 14-15): career orientation max. 15 % (no practical training), 4-5 lessons/week –2nd stage (11-12th grade, age 17-18): 21 kinds of vocational preparation, general vocational knowledge % (short time for practical training) main objective: preparation for the GCSE, vocational preparation is of secondary importance

Vocational training after the GCSE 13-14th grade (age 19-20) with the GCSE the academic education ends, concrete, real vocational training starts here, time of career orientation and vocational preparation is deducted from the time of the vocational training, after the broad preparation comes the specialised training, the module system is being extended, acquiring more than one qualification is possible, apart from vocational training, students may apply for university, college or higher level vocational training.

Higher level vocational training after the GCSE, Duration: 2 years, initiated by a higher educational institute, Place: in higher educational institute, or in secondary school inspected by a higher educational institute, manifold accreditation (for the requirements and the place of training), high theoretical requirements, If the student achieves good results, the higher educational institute may grant favours (at the admission, examination, duration of course)

Agricultural adult education In-service training for farmers takes place in secondary vocational schools, colleges, universities, and also in other organisations legally entitled to provide such service. It plays a crucial role, since the average level of the farmers’ qualification is rather low. Training providers can apply for support (between 50 and 100% of the costs) from national and EU (structural) funds.

Control and inspection of agricultural education Parliament (laws) Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (regulations) Ministry of Education (regulations) Agricultural colleges, universities MARD Educational and Advisory Institute (operative tasks) Organizations of stakeholders e.g. Agricultural Chambers, National Vocational Training Council, etc. (taking part in decision making) Agricultural Vocational Schools Ministry of Labour (with regards to adult training)

Management of schools Most of the 160 mixed profile schools (including agricultural training), out of which approx. 100 schools are equipped for agricultural training as such, are run by - local or county governments, - 21 of them by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, - a few by private entities or churches. Many schools have mixed profiles – sometimes training just a few agricultural students (1 group). About a 100 secondary vocational schools have pure agricultural, food-industrial or forestry profile (several groups in one year).

Development of agricultural education Main objectives of development: -to create the module system of agricultural qualifications, -to increase the proportion of practical training vs. theoretical, -to develop the facilities and infrastructure of practical training, -to work out the conditions for competence based learning (through carrying out analyses of relevant jobs), -to put more emphasis on teaching farm management skills, -to enhance students’ foreign language and IT skills, -to develop international relations to agricultural schools and organizations of other EU member states.

Number of agricultural certificates acquired in in-service training

Mobility possibilities Via student exchange programmes (Leonardo da Vinci projects) Via farm trainee programmes for students or young professionals (organised e.g. by the Educational and Advisory Institute of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development) there is no programme for apprentices as there is no such phenomenon as „apprenticeship” in Hungary

Regulations for foreign apprentices in Hungary I. at companies apprentices have the legal status of normal employees, with regard to 1612/68/EGK regulation the following Hungarian regulations are relevant: –IV. Act 1991 –8/1999.(XI.10.) SzCsM reg. –93/2004. (IV.27.) Gov. decr. –the Labour Code –and the company’s own rules

Regulations for foreign apprentices in Hungary II. at training institutions apprentices have the legal status of students, the governing law is the LXXVI. Act on vocational training, and the training institutions’s own rules

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