As Deputy Director of the High School Program (HSP), her primary responsibility is to coordinate the work of the national and provincial HSP teams. Together with her colleagues, she strives to ensure that students have a memorable and enriching experience during their years in the program. To achieve this, she helps develop and implement unique program elements that allow students to cultivate a broad range of professional skills while becoming part of a community of motivated peers. Additionally, the HSP program provides high school students with structured opportunities to prepare for their university years in a targeted manner.

She holds a PhD in Applied Linguistics, with her dissertation focusing on the analysis of students' classroom speaking activities, a topic she continues to research. She is also a member of the Gyula Szemere research group on mother tongue pedagogy and remains actively engaged in both research and teaching. Her main research interests include discourse analysis, classroom communication, student speech, and psycholinguistics. With experience spanning primary, secondary, and university education, she has also been involved in academic organization and community building, further contributing to the development of educational and linguistic research.

Qualifications:

  • PhD degree summa cum laude (ELTE, Doctoral School of Applied Linguistics)
  • MA in Hungarian and Language and Speech Development (ELTE)
  • BA in Hungarian Communication (EKF) 
  • Marketing and Advertising Administrator (GtB)

Languages: English and German