Master tricks

The Master tricks (Mesterfogások) project aims to create informal and non-formal learning opportunities within public education institutions. It supports the development of labor market competencies, with a special focus on entrepreneurial skills and innovation capabilities. Students participate in interactive workshops, experiential education sessions, and career orientation activities, helping them plan their future careers consciously. The project places strong emphasis on modernizing educational tools by introducing new pedagogical methods. It strengthens collaborative learning and independent thinking, enabling students to adapt more effectively to labor market challenges. Additionally, the program offers teacher training to ensure educators can support students' professional and personal development effectively.

Key Activities and Student Experience

The program strongly supports research-based learning, where students actively seek new information and connections based on their own experiences. Education continuously adapts to each student's individual pace of development, fostering independent thinking and decision-making skills. Out-of-school experiential learning, such as excursions and workshops, helps students build their knowledge and skills through practical experiences.

Program Features and Principles

The program emphasizes independent thinking and research-based learning, where students actively seek connections and solutions. Teaching methods are flexible, adapting to individual abilities, helping students progress at their own pace. Project-based and interactive learning plays a key role, strengthening creativity and teamwork. Educators act as mentors, not merely as knowledge transmitters, but as supporters who encourage students’ independent initiatives and problem-solving skills.

Methodology and Structure

The "Mesterfogások" program structure is built around several key elements that ensure an effective learning process:

• Student-centered approach – Teaching methods adapted to the individual learning pace of students.
• Project-based learning – Tasks and challenges based on real-life situations that develop problem-solving skills.
• Interactive workshops – Practical experience acquisition and collaboration-based learning.
• Teacher training and mentoring – Methodological training provided for educators to apply new teaching approaches effectively.
• Innovation and entrepreneurial mindset – Developing creativity and initiative-taking skills.
• Community learning – Group projects and collaboration that strengthen social skills.

This structure ensures that students develop through practical experiences while enhancing their independent thinking and creativity.

Expected Outcomes and Value

The main outcomes of the "Mesterfogások" program include the development of labor market competencies, the strengthening of entrepreneurial skills, and the introduction of innovative learning methods.