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Tanítsunk Magyarországért

University students mentor primary school pupils living in smaller or more remote settlements, offering career orientation, community activities and personal support.

Who is it for?

Primary school pupils living in small or remote settlements

Program goal

The aim of Tanítsunk Magyarországért is to give primary school pupils living in smaller or more remote settlements a broader view of further study and career options, greater self-confidence and stronger motivation by involving university students as mentors.

What does the program offer?

Personal mentoring: university students provide ongoing support and role models for the pupils.
Shared activities and experiences: interactive sessions and experiential programs that broaden the children’s experiences.
Career orientation: information about further education and career possibilities so students can better understand their options.
Increased confidence and motivation: targeted support to boost learning motivation and self-esteem.

Who benefits?

The program primarily offers opportunities to primary school pupils living in smaller settlements; participation takes place with university student mentors who help plan and deliver the activities.

Expected impacts

Broader knowledge of further study and career options.
Increased confidence and school motivation.
Expanded experiences and positive encounters that support development.