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Instructs in German, Hungarian

Ages 3 - 18 years

Pupils 821

Type Co-educational

Audi Hungaria Iskolaközpont Győr is a German international school in Győr serving pupils aged 3 to 18. It forms part of the worldwide network of German schools abroad recognised by the German state. The campus delivers German–Hungarian bilingual education from kindergarten through gymnasium, with a German-model dual vocational training option. Students can obtain the German International Abitur and the Hungarian Abitur as dual diplomas, or complete the Hungarian Abitur in the Hungarian-language track. After graduation there is a two-year dual training program based on the German model in cooperation with Audi Hungaria and partners. The school emphasizes intercultural learning and language development, with German language and culture integrated into the curriculum. The integrated campus houses kindergartens, general education, gymnasium and vocational training. The on-site library in Building B provides Hungarian and German materials and uses the Szirén catalogue system; iPads support the German-language preparatory program. An outdoor Rekortán sport facility hosts daily PE and events. Notable features include MINT initiatives, arts activities, and a Student Council. Since October 2025, the principal is Kata Tálos.

Location

Győr, Hungary. 9026 Győr, Bácsai u. 55.

Stages

Kindergarten; Primary school (grades 1–4); Gymnasium (grades 5–12); Vocational training.

Type

Audi Hungaria Deutsche Schule Győr, a German international school in Győr.

Country affiliation

Germany; part of the worldwide network of German schools abroad recognised by the German state.

Application fees
- No application fee is charged.

Tuition fees (by school year / year group)
- No tuition (tandíj) is charged for any year group. The institution does not impose tuition or other recurring school fees beyond specific service charges such as meal fees and voluntary program costs.

Meal / catering fees (detailed by provision)
- HUF 727 per portion (net) — Óvoda napközi.
- HUF 1,417 per portion (net) — Óvoda diétás napközi.
- HUF 1,050 per portion (net) — Általános iskola napközi.
- HUF 649 per portion (net) — Általános iskola menza.
- HUF 974 per portion (net) — Általános iskola diétás menza.
- HUF 1,756 per portion (net) — Általános iskola diétás napközi.
- HUF 693 per portion (net) — Középiskola menza.
- HUF 974 per portion (net) — Középiskola diétás menza.
- Cafeteria menu example: C-menu price shown separately as HUF 2,800.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Payment methods accepted: group direct-debit collection (csoportos beszedési megbízás) and bank transfer. Direct debit is the preferred payment method.
- Regular debit/transfer window: payments are collected or expected between the 10th and the 15th of each month.
- Invoices for meal fees are made available electronically (EPER) by the 5th day of each month.
- If two months of meal fees remain unpaid, the school will only continue to provide meals if the parent pays in advance.

Boarding fees
- Not applicable — the institution does not operate boarding/dormitory services and therefore does not charge boarding fees.

Other costs and fees
- Study trips, exchange programs, ski camps and similar off-site programs: participants' costs are charged to parents. Payments for these programs are collected to designated school bank accounts; the school reconciles prepayments against final costs and issues invoices. HUF and EUR bank account/IBAN details are provided for program payments.
- School supplies and per-class materials: parents are responsible for purchasing items on the published school supply lists for each year group. Separate supply lists are published for early primary grades.
- Uniforms: no separate uniform fee or mandatory uniform purchase program is listed as a school charge.

Refund information and cancellation rules
- Study programs and trips: payments are treated as advances; after the program ends the school calculates the actual per-student cost and settles any difference with either additional payments or refunds.
- Meal cancellations and refunds: meal cancellations must be made by 9:00 AM for the following day. A not-cancelled meal may be taken away in packaged form from the kitchen, but the packaging cost must be paid. Meal-related discounts cannot be applied retroactively.

Fee payment options (practical details)
- Preferred method: group direct-debit collection (csoportos beszedési megbízás). Forms for direct debit are available from the school's finance office.
- Bank transfer: transfers should be made within the 10–15th day window and must reference the invoice number or the child's name in the transfer details. The school provides HUF and EUR bank account numbers and IBANs for program payments and reconciliations.

Curriculum

German-Hungarian bilingual education from kindergarten through gymnasium, with a German-model dual vocational training option. The program extends from kindergarten via primary school to gymnasium and then to dual vocational training. Students can earn either the German International Abitur and the Hungarian Abitur as dual diplomas, or the Hungarian Abitur in the Hungarian-language track. After graduation, a two-year dual training program based on the German model is available in cooperation with Audi Hungaria and partners. The school develops German language and culture and intercultural learning, with lessons delivered to foster intercultural encounters. Most students are Hungarian; there are small numbers of German and other-language students. The school is part of the worldwide network of German schools abroad.

Exam Results

German International Abitur and Hungarian Abitur are the qualification paths; almost all graduates go to higher education, with more than 40% studying at universities abroad.

Higher Education Progression

Almost all graduates go on to higher education, with more than 40% studying at universities abroad.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Audi Hungaria Iskolaközpont Győr is a German–Hungarian bilingual school. High-level language education is central, with German and Hungarian taught from kindergarten onward using Germany-approved curricula. The school aims for students to obtain the German international Abitur while also earning the Hungarian diploma, and it offers dual vocational training afterwards. From early years, language learning is taught in a playful and systematic way by well-trained teachers, based on curricula approved in Germany. The school emphasizes intercultural understanding, language development, personal development, critical thinking, responsibility, and digital literacy for today's world.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

Admission policy states the operating license does not permit enrollment of students with special educational needs, except for mobility-impaired students.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

English is taught as a foreign language; English appears as a subject in Abitur results (Angol nyelv) and is listed as Englisch als Fremdsprache in the school's exam results.

Safeguarding

There is a safeguarding framework called the AHS safety concept and a policy for internal reporting of misconduct (internal reporting system).

History

Audi Hungaria Iskolaközpont Győr was established in Győr in 2010. It is a member of the Excellent German Abroad Schools network. The school provides German- and Hungarian-language education from kindergarten through the end of secondary schooling, with the German international Abitur and the Hungarian maturité, and it also offers dual vocational training in foreign-language industrial and commercial technician programs. The school currently serves more than 700 students in a modern, well-equipped learning environment, and since October 1, 2025 the principal is Kata Tálos.

Community

Audi Hungaria Iskolaközpont Győr fosters an intercultural and bilingual learning environment. The school currently serves more than 700 students in a modern, well-equipped building and offers sports and arts opportunities. Current news and events are published to engage the school community.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)

The Parent Organization represents the interests of the children's parents and connects the school with the parents. It provides information, enables parental input, and works to deepen trust between parents and the teaching staff. It discusses parents' requests, concerns, and suggestions, and participates in decisions about non-teaching days and the use of teaching tools, as well as procedures involving student discipline. Since the 2020/21 academic year, the Parent Organization has also represented itself in PQM-Steuergruppe meetings and may take positions at teacher conferences on important topics. It also coordinates parental donations for purchases the school cannot finance.

Facilities Overview

Audi Hungaria Iskolaközpont Győr is an integrated campus serving kindergartens, general education (1–4), gymnasium (5–12), and vocational training. The library is in Building B, ground floor, Room 01, and acts as the information hub and cultural meeting space, available to staff and students free of charge. Its Hungarian and German holdings support bilingual, intercultural education and include dictionaries, periodicals, and audiovisual materials. The library uses the Szirén integrated library system and provides modern spaces for individual and group study. The German-language preparatory program includes digital infrastructure such as iPads to support its curriculum. A modern outdoor sport facility with a Rekortán surface was refurbished with joint funding and will host daily PE, competitions, and leisure activities.

Sports Facilities

The Audi Hungaria Iskolaközpont sportpályája features a modern Rekortán surface. The upgrade cost nearly 30 million forint and was funded by the Iskolaközpont and the Aktív Magyarország Fejlesztési Központ Iskolai Sportpálya Felújítási Program, under the project titled “Lépj a jövő pályájára.” The renovated field will host everyday physical education, sports competitions, and leisure programs, contributing to long-term healthy, active lifestyles and community spirit.

Academic Facilities

The library serves as the central academic hub, located in Building B on the ground floor (01. terem). It supports bilingual Hungarian-German education with a diverse collection, including Hungarian and German literature, dictionaries, periodicals, and audiovisual materials. The collection is catalogued in the Szirén integrated library system with barcode lending and offers spaces for both individual and group study. Opening hours are Monday to Thursday 7:30–16:30 and Friday 7:30–15:50. The German-language preparatory class includes digital infrastructure, such as iPads, to support German-language elements of the curriculum.

Extra Curricular Facilities

Padel education sessions for preschoolers are offered in collaboration with Marcal Tennis Center. Interactive library sessions for preschoolers are organized by Kovács Pál Library and Community Space. Career orientation events, such as Zukunftstag, are part of the gymnasium program, providing experiences beyond standard classes and supporting student development outside the core curriculum.

Academic & Intellectual

The school has a MINT concept that develops science and mathematics skills within bilingual German-Hungarian education. It hosts MINT events such as the Day of the Little Researchers (A kis kutatók napja) as part of the program on February 28, 2025.

Arts & Creative

The school has ballet for older preschoolers and German folk dance for older preschoolers as part of its kindergarten programs.

Cultural & Language

The school is a German-Hungarian meeting place and belongs to the global network of foreign German schools. German language learning begins in school and students may pursue a German-Hungarian Abitur or a Hungarian Abitur; after graduation there is an option for a two-year dual vocational training based on the German model.

Social & Hobbies

The school hosts social events such as the annual ribbon ball (Szalagavató), a Hungarian tradition.

Community & Service

The school has a Student Council (DÖK/SMV) that represents student interests, provides funding for student activities, supports student projects, and organizes student events. The DÖK meetings are held weekly on Mondays at 13:10 in room A2/04; the 2025/2026 DÖK representatives and supporting teachers are listed.

Leadership & Professional

The DÖK leadership includes a President and a Vice President; for the 2025/26 school year, DÖK President is Delkos Iris (12b) and Deputy President is Kovács Tamás György (12a); teachers Neugebauer Gábor and Szabó Mátyás support their work.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

The school provides health services including a School Nurse who conducts routine examinations, vaccinations, and first aid, with support from the Győr District Office for Health Development and the Center for Mental Health; a School Psychologist is available to support students' mental wellbeing, with appointments by email.

Admissions

1) Application for the 1st grade entry: Between December 1, 2025 and February 13, 2026, via this form you may submit your child's application for admission to the 2026/27 school year for the first grade. We look forward to welcoming your child to Audi Hungaria Iskolaközpont Győr Elementary School. All information regarding admissions for the 2026/27 school year will be available on this page. 2) Applications for admission to the 2nd, 3rd or 4th grade: Due to capacity constraints, requests for joining later grades can currently be admitted only to a waiting list. Please send your application to titkarsag@audischule.hu. 3) Admissions procedure: Enrollment: If a positive admission decision is reached, fill out the enrollment documents under the Documents menu. At enrollment please also bring: a copy of the birth certificate; a copy of the Hungarian residence card (Lakcímkártya); TAJ card; tax card; and a certificate from the previous school (only for entry into the 2nd grade).

Waitlist

Applications for joining later grades are currently accepted only on a waiting list due to capacity constraints.

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