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 You can move across the world, but family stability will keep your children well grounded.
You’re eight years old. You were born in Hartford, Connecticut. You have done well at school, you belong to a number of sports teams, you have a large group of friends and last summer your family went to California on vacation, taking you to all the attractions including, of course, Disneyland, although you really don’t think your father seemed to enjoy it as much as you, especially at the entrance gate.  Comment on this article |  Add as favourites (37) | Views: 1454
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 Gateway to Greatness.
GGIS will celebrate its 20th year of operation in the coming school year. This in itself speaks volumes about our school. It speaks of quality, dependability, values, and expertise. Comment on this article | Add as favourites (38) | Views: 1328 |
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 SEK Budapest International School is a trilingual, co-educational, private day school offering both national and international challenging educational programmes to Hungarian and expatriate children in Budapest.
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 11 years proudly serving the international community of Budapest.
Happy Kids International Kindergarten is an English-language nursery/kindergarten operated via a foundation registered in Hungary run by Peter Jones and his wife Suzy from Australia. Classes this year range in age from two to seven years with around 12-14 children on average. Comment on this article | Add as favourites (40) | Views: 1128 |
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 Little Britain with a twist, near Budapest. Where your child can feel at home & not alone.
The founders of Green Pony Daycare Centre and Nursery have recognised the growing demand for a native language environment for the children of English-speaking expatriates in Hungary. Comment on this article | Add as favourites (38) | Views: 1026 |
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Paul Swaim, Senior Economist at the Employment Analysis and Policy Division of the OECD is one of the analysts currently working on the study ‘New Skills for New Jobs’ to be released later this year. He shared with The Budapest Times some of his findings regarding the effect of the crisis on employment: Comment on this article | Add as favourites (76) | Views: 1864 |
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 In interview: David M. Spencer, college counsellor at AISB.
How are student expectations changing at your school when it comes to careers? Comment on this article | Add as favourites (79) | Views: 1723 |
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Doctor. Fireman. Lawyer. Ballerina. Footballer. It used to be that when you asked a child what they wanted to be when they grew up, the answer would come back in the form of a vocation. A poll conducted in the UK of 1,032 16-year-olds in February found that more than half of teenagers do not want a career, they just want to be famous, for being famous. Comment on this article | Add as favourites (69) | Views: 1798 |
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 2010 marks demographic turning point on the European Union labour market
The decreasing birth rates in Europe over the past few decades indicate that in 2010 there will for the first time be fewer new entrants than retiring workers on the continent’s labour market. Comment on this article | Add as favourites (70) | Views: 1693 |
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Plum Pudding is located in a small tree-lined, shaded
street of Buda. The big old house with its 1,000 sqm garden provides
excellent surroundings.
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The International Christian School of Budapest (ICSB)
was established to meet the educational needs of missionaries, as well
as international, Hungarian and expat business families.
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The coming year is going to be an exciting one in the history of the International School of Budapest. After the first decade of operation the school looks forward to a year of progression and change. 
The International Christian School of Budapest (ICSB) was established to meet the educational needs of missionaries, as well as international, Hungarian and expat business families. 
The British International School, Budapest has both the vision and practice to prepare students for the 21st century. Critical and creative thinking, which are skills actively sought after in the world’s best universities, are embedded in lessons. In addition the concept of emotional intelligence that has been acknowledged as providing ‘the edge’ that leads to professional success is embraced throughout the school. 
Britannica International School, established in 1993, was the first British-style secondary school in Hungary. Today it is a thriving school of almost 200 students from more than 30 nationalities. In 2008, the school became part of the Orbital Education Group, a British education company with schools in Spain, Russia, Korea and now in Hungary. (
Mission: The American International School of Budapest prepares its students to be responsible global citizens and inspires in each a passion for knowledge and lifelong learning. We are a nurturing and diverse community that instills respect for self and others, develops the whole child, and strives for academic excellence.
The British International School, Budapest strives in
vision and in its practice to prepare students for the challenging and
unpredictable future they will encounter. Critical and creative
thinking is fostered in a myriad of ways - using Dr De Bono’s six hats,
embarking on “real world” independent projects and participating in
national and international events.
The International Christian School of Budapest (ICSB)
was established to meet the educational needs of missionaries, as well
as international, Hungarian and expat business families.
Though private education can sometimes be costly, there
are some things in education that can not be measured in terms of
money. Of course, GGIS provides your children with the education you
pay for: they get excellent academic teaching and are prepared to enter
almost any university. There are, however, some things that make
education an experience which will have much longer lasting effects in
your child’s life and character. At GGIS we feel these factors deserve
close attention and our motto – morality, discipline, respect -reflects
it! We at GGIS place great emphasis on the relationships that make
education personal, not just teaching students what to think but more
importantly, teaching students how to think.
Despite continued uncertainty about how the global
economic crisis will affect enrolment at local international schools
this autumn, current trends in expatriate relocations offer reason for
optimism.
Happy Kids International Kindergarten is an
English-language nursery/kindergarten operated via a foundation
registered in Hungary, run by Peter Jones and his wife Suzy from
Australia. Classes range in age from two to seven years with around 15
children on average.
The American International School of Budapest is a
co-educational, private, not-for-profit, English-language day school
providing a comprehensive and challenging educational program to
expatriate and Hungarian children in Budapest. Founded in 1973, the
school offers a rich and demanding program based on best practices of
international and American education. Over 800 students from 57 nations
are currently on roll. The school year begins in late August and ends
in mid-June. For the academic year 2009/2010 the school will
consolidate, onto a single, unified, state-of-the-art campus in
Nagykovácsi, some 13 kilometers from the center of Budapest.
The British International
School,
Budapest strives in
vision and in its practice to
prepare students for the
challenging and unpredictable
future they will
encounter. Critical and
creative thinking is fostered
in a myriad of ways - using
Dr De Bono’s six hats,
embarking on ‘real world’
independent projects and
participating in national
and international events.
We are excited about many new changes that have occurred
at the International School of Budapest. We have added a middle school
that will begin with our current Grade 6 as Grade 7. In 2010, Grade 8
will be added. We have also expanded our school and currently have
three preparation classes.
Education is relationship; relationship between teachers
and students, between students themselves, between parents and
teachers, and even between teachers and administration. Though private
education can sometimes be pricey, relationships and care is something
money cannot buy. At GGIS we pay close attention to relationships. It
is our goal to provide the types of relationships which prove
role-model worthy, close, and also attentive and family-like so that
students can flourish academically as well as individually.
‘A-Z International Centre for Children’ is an English language international kindergarten/nursery setting, with children aged 2-6 years from over 25 nationalities. A-Z provides great working conditions that helped create our strong team of enthusiastic and dedicated teachers. We are searching for more excellent kindergarten teachers to join our team for the 2009-2010 school year. Each successful candidate will either be native-English-speaking with some experience of working with young children, or will be a qualified Hungarian Kindergarten Teacher (Óvodapedagógus) who speaks FLUENT English. Full time positions start in August 2009. Please send your application with CV to
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The American
International School of Budapest broke ground last Wednesday on a new
elementary school at its Nagykovácsi Campus. The new USD 10 million (EUR 6.44
million) facility will have a maximum capacity of 550 students from nursery to
grade 5.
The Budapest Times is devoting an
entire school-week to international education institutions located in
or near Budapest. From Tuesday to Friday we introduce two of these
schools so you can make a more informed decision on where to send you
child to study. Today: International School of Budapest, Greater Grace International School
