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POST-CONFERENCE-VISIT TO SZAMALK TRAINING AND CONSULTING CENTRE IN BUDAPEST
(25th June 1999)


SZÁMALK Training and Consulting Centre invites you to take part in a special professional excursion programme in Hungary. The distance between Vienna and Budapest is 240 Km, it means 3 hours by bus. It is an excellent opportunity to get some experience about the ODL activity in Hungary and the beautiful town of Budapest.

The programme of the visit:

8.00 Departure from Vienna
11-12.00 Arrival at SZAMALK Company, Budapest; lunch
12-15.00 Lectures on an operating quality assurance system (ISO 9001) of ODL, including teaching material development and evaluation of the academic staff. ODL learner's presentation.
16-20.00 Sightseeing tour on the Danube, including dinner
20-23.00 Return to Vienna

The estimated cost: 150 USD/person
Payment form: via bank transfer to the account number 10103805-14117136-01000007
Budapest Bank Rt, Etele út 57, H-1119 Budapest
The maximum number of participants on the tour: 40 (one bus)

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Please send your application to Ms Helga Csongrádi till 1st June
Fax: 36-1-206-2011
Tel: 36-1-203-0304 /ext.3310
E-mail:csongradih@okk.szamalk.hu

To support your decision, let me introduce you SZÁMALK Training and Consulting Centre.
It is the largest profit oriented private training company in Hungary. It was established 30 years ago supported by a UNIDO project. It has 20,000 students/year (15,000 by distance learning).
The content of the training is in most part BSc in Computer Sciences (80%) and the other part is vocational training in the field of Economics and Computer Technology.
The largest organisational unit of SZÁMALK, Dennis Gabor Technical College, is the most dynamic, the youngest and, concerning the number of students, the largest college in Hungary. It was established in 1992, and is recognised by the state. The College operates on a wide network base including the native Hungarian students from Transylvania, Serbia and Slovakia.
 

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