Students of the Software Development and Testing program at the Gyulai SZC Kossuth Lajos Technical School, Vocational School and Dormitory achieved an outstanding success at the EDU Student National Festival held this weekend in Gyula.

We warmly invite all current and former students, family members, and anyone interested to celebrate the 30th anniversary of NIA on Friday, 5 June 2026, at the outdoor pools of Gyopárosfürdő.

The 30th anniversary of the Németh Imre Memorial Day was filled with cheerful and meaningful programmes. Cooking together, city sports activities, the football tournament, basketball, and various skill-based challenges all provided a great opportunity for community experiences and a joyful time together.

We warmly invite you to the NIA Németh Imre Day, which will take place on 15 May 2026 at the Gyulai SZC Kossuth Lajos Technical School, Vocational School and Dormitory.

In 2026, the NIA – Németh Imre Foundation once again presented the Németh Imre Award, which was awarded this year to Márk Sándor. The award includes financial support of 25,000 HUF. The prize was presented by Melinda Mészáros, president of the foundation.

The NIA – Németh Imre Foundation proudly joined the April Good Deed Program, where this month's focus was the initiative "Let's Beautify Our School!", led by Piroska Szekeresné Benczúr.

Today, the city center of Orosháza was once again filled with life during the Street of Professions event, where students facing career choices could explore different professions.

Help the next generation start their future with modern knowledge! The NIA – Németh Imre Foundation supports students in the fields of IT, robotics, and drone technology, organizes competitions and training programs, and contributes to education with modern tools.

At the end of March 2026, Melinda Mészáros, president of the NIA – Németh Imre Foundation and IT teacher at the Gyulai SZC Kossuth Lajos Technikum, spent one week in Dublin במסגרת the Erasmus+ program. The training focused on the conscious and effective use of artificial intelligence and digital tools in education.

Students of the Gyulai SZC Kossuth Lajos Technikum achieved an outstanding result at the "AInstein – National Artificial Intelligence Usage Competition": the Skill Issue team (Hédi Stübe, Sándor Csanyiga, Erik Gál) finished 6th place among more than 120 participants.

It is the year 2050, and the Gyulai SzC Kossuth student day is nothing like it used to be. As technology has advanced, school events have been completely transformed: artificial intelligence helps with the organization, and the programs have become more spectacular, interactive, and exciting than ever before.

Melinda Mészáros, president of the NIA – Németh Imre Foundation and teacher at the Gyulai SZC Kossuth Lajos Technikum, has once again received a prestigious professional recognition.