Best Practices

Best practices of talent support in Europe and worldwide. In this page, you can find docuements in three categories:

Books
Studies
Studies for Companies

Books

	János Gordon Győri, ed.: International Horizons of Talent Support I
	János Gordon Győri, ed.: International Horizons of Talent Support II

Studies

	Balázs Hornyák: MY Camp: Millennium Youth Camp for young researchers in Finland Talent support in Ireland: Programmes of the Centre for Talented Youth Ireland (CTYI) Characteristics of the Hungarian Music Education in the Mirror of Ilona Andor Specialized Elementary Music School’s Talent Development Programme (Hungarian version is also available here)
	Kinga Bereczki: Talent Support Programme of Amoeba Foundation
	Natália Váradi: Kárpátaljai Európai Tehetségpontunk bemutatkozása Download pdf (hu) Download pdf (hu)
	Ildikó Orosz - Natália Váradi: Talent Support in Transcarpathia
	Szilárd András: Mathematical Talent Support in Transylvania
	János Péntek and József Somai: The Nyilas Misi Talent Support Association
	István Berszán: Land-rover reading/writing exercises - Talent support in the forest: Programme of the Invisible College
	Albert Kiss: Creation-based natural science pedagogy in primary schools - a guide for methodological options - Scientific Children’s Association in primary schools - establishment and operation -
	Prof. Dr. Sándor Molnár and Györgyné Erdei: Study trip to Lahti, Finland
	Róbert Kormányos - János Vida: Talent care in Voivodina
	Judit Pap What is the Chest curious of?
	Summer School of Science 2011, Visnjan, Croatia See also at our page Talent support at the Summer School of Science in Croatia.
	András Szenczi Research, community, opportunity - the role played by the Movement of Researcher Students (Kutató Diákok Mozgalma) in helping students with outstanding abilities See also an article on the movement in the news!
	A good practice from Nijmegen, the Nederlands: CBO (Centrum voor Begaafdheidsonderzoek) Center for the Study of Giftedness

Studies for Companies

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Eszter Avar, Anna Magos and János Salamon:
Best HR Practices of International Large Companies

Talent is a special kind of natural resource that is available in every country.

Operation of the European Talent Centre - Budapest is realised with the support of Grant Scheme No. NTP-EUT-M-12 (between 15th December 2012 and 30th June 2013) and NTP-EU-M-13 (between 31th October 2013 and 30th June 2014) and announced by the Institute for Educational Research and Development and the Human Resources Support Manager on commission of the Ministry of Human Resources “To support international experience exchange serving the objectives of the National Talent Programme, and to promote the operation and strategic further development of the European Talent Centre - Budapest”.