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The Károli Teacher Training Afternoons event series Finding the right dictionary is essential for learners of English. Learning how to use a dictionary is an important skill for any language learner and it is also beneficial for students who wish to look up word meanings for themselves. Showing students how to use dictionaries gives them one of the first tools they need to succeed in their studies and life.
Dr. Márkus will be touching upon theoretical and practical issues, and will hand out ready-to- The Department of Labour Law and Social Security of the Károli Gáspár University of the Reformed Church in Hungary (Faculty of Law and Political Sciences, Budapest) participates as vocational partner in the Implementation of the Lisbon Strategy (Europe 2020), 2nd edition (EU)” Erasmus Intensive Programme (IP), a course lasting seven months.Sub-topics of the program are: human resource management (HR and felxibility), labour law, economic growth (the role of SMEs); CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility), social security (pensions). Five students of law represent the Károli Gáspár University in this programme: Alexandra Espár, Éva Mercédesz Konta, Emese Lehoczky, Róbert Muzsalyi and Liliána Urbán. The mentors of this students are associate professors Dr. Attila Kun and Dr. Árpád Homicskó
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The Department of Labour Law and Social Security of the Károli Gáspár University of the Reformed Church in Hungary (Faculty of Law and Political Sciences, Budapest) participates as vocational partner in the Implementation of the Lisbon Strategy (Europe 2020), 2nd edition (EU)” Erasmus Intensive Programme (IP), a course lasting seven months.
The legal predecessor of our University was the Reformed Theological Academy of Budapest, founded in 1855, and granted University status by the Hungarian Parliament in 1900. In 1993, the General Assembly of the Reformed Church in Hungary took the decision to establish a multifaculty University. In establishing our University, the General Assembly decided to set up international cooperation programmes with Western-European (especially Dutch and Belgian), American and Japanese higher education institutions.
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