SZÁMALK-Szalézi Technikum és Szakgimnázium - SZÁMALK-Szalézi Technikum és Szakgimnázium

Based on my own opinion - applying for a degree in decorating - I can share several good qualities about school based on one year of experience. Thanks to their luck, they were already immersed in deep water in the first month in connection with a project that provided some insight into the profession. The expectation can be met by everyone, I think. Teachers approach you the way you approach them. If they see that you want, they will help. If you don’t care very much, you won’t like them either. I would mention that the crown virus has made things difficult for all of us, so I cannot provide any further opinion.

I graduated with a degree in public education and public relations this year, and I can only recommend both the school and the major to everyone! :) During my two years here, I was able to develop a lot, gain insight into the mysteries of event management, and learn in a team with a family atmosphere. The atmosphere in the classes was always good, which was especially to the credit of our direct, kind and helpful teachers. Interactive classes, participation in events and excursions made everyday life colorful. If I didn’t know something, it wasn’t straightforward to ask, if for some reason I might have had to go on an appointment first, they were understanding and forgiving. They were also available outside of class, you could ask for help at any time if I got stuck in the curriculum or if I wasn’t there for class. There were times that we wouldn’t have had a class, but the teacher stayed in our spare time to help us. I’ve loved these two years and I’m leaving with distinctly positive experiences. I'm even thinking about applying to school as a photographer :)

I read the opinions so far sadly. There are some of them that I could really go to war with, because I know for sure that his opinion cannot be said to be of qualitative value. I completed three arts courses at this school. Decorator, Interior Designer, Graphic Designer. I currently work as a freelancer in all 3 professions and also hold my full-time position in one. I believe this is all due to the fact that teachers in the school pass on their knowledge who are good, not only in teaching but also in the profession. If you are really interested in what you choose as a profession, you can get it here with due attention. The atmosphere is loose, friendly, but you still have to expect it. Here you will be taught to draw completely from freehand drawing to machine solutions. You can learn a lot of techniques and programs. The school provides a solid foundation for you to start in your chosen profession so that you can develop yourself further and further. That's why I was able to work as an intern in my current profession, and I can work now.

I graduated in graphics now in May, so I came here for two years. I loved it. Teachers are helpful if you have any questions, either about the curriculum or outside of if you say you have an individual project or work outside of school, they are happy to answer anything. It needs to be accomplished, of course, but they don’t chew your ears, they let you fill up. If you have good results, you will receive a scholarship. Its administration is also excellent, the secretariat writes about everything by e-mail, so you will be informed about everything that concerns. Community life is king, a lot of programs are organized by the doks - there are talkative evenings, beer championships, corresponding balls on holidays - and school camp in the summer. What may be more sympathetic is that, in addition to art and professional classes, there is an “ethics” the subject, which is really about moral issues, we dissect interesting topics, attributable to philosophy and psychology. There is a way to set the clock aside rather the mood is transformed into a pastoral care, or we discuss a possible problem if necessary. Business I noticed that this is what the students need. (There is also a school psychologist) Tuition is fair, especially since I have a basis for comparison with other art schools. First year you go to learn to draw manually, you get a taste of electronic part of it, and then in the second year almost entirely machine graphics; animation, publishing, design, 3D modeling (objects, interiors, image editing, etc.) After the training, you will receive a paper about your knowledge. I hope I helped, I can only recommend. :)

I have participated in painter-concept artist full-time training for the last 2 years. The school is well equipped, waiting for students in a cultured environment. The drawing and picturesque practical classes take place in a separate building, so this also has the atmosphere. :) The teachers are kind and helpful. We went to exhibitions regularly, and the community programs were a great experience.