In a remarkable display of mathematical prowess, students from Avicenna’s Tehran campus have soared to new heights in the prestigious Caribou Mathematics Competition. Demonstrating exceptional skill and dedication, our students clinched the first rank in the second round of the competition, outperforming peers from 26 countries across the globe.
On May 9, 2024, Erika Sólyom, teacher of Hungarian as a Foreign Language at AIC, has organized a field trip for G11 students within the framework of their Hungarian language class to visit a famous pastry shop in the 9th district, the Nándori Cukrászda. The group was accompanied by Ms. Katalin Iván, AIC Cultural Program Manager and Mr. Reza Faramarzi from AIC Multimedia Department. Weeks of preparation had preceded the field trip, including cultural, grammatical and media related elements. Students learnt about restaurants, market places, coffee shops, pastry shops, Hungarian cuisine, local drinks, typical food items and als practiced [...]
We received the Erasmus academic visit of teachers and students from EOI Rivas -Arganda (Madrid, Spain). They fully participated in our academic experience, spending 5 days among us. They learnt about Hungarian history, language, and traditions, about our education system, and also shared their views on career prospects in a talk. We all spent great moments together during the cultural visits, accompanied by our staff and the job shadowing teachers from Umbría (Italy), all in a European spirit and an international context. An enriching experience with future prospects of collaboration. [...]
Avicenna International College president is attending the FEDE General Assembly on Wednesday, April 3rd, and Thursday, April 4th, 2024, in Barcelona.
On March 15th, we gather to commemorate the Revolution of 1848, the Hungarian War of Independence against the Habsburg monarchy, a pivotal event in our quest for independence and democratic rights. The students in grade 10 made it their goal that, in the short time they had, they would strive to make it as outstanding as possible, including songs, poems, and re-enactments of historical events to help demonstrate and provide a better understanding. Initially, their ideas were scattered, so they sought to find a central theme upon which to build their performance. This central theme was [...]
Knowledge of finance and marketing is vital for high school students to be successful in both their personal and professional lives. Schools play a decisive role in preparing students for attainment in the modern economy by providing them with knowledge about finance and marketing. This understanding is essential for personal financial management, career readiness, economic mindfulness, entrepreneurship, and critical thinking skills. Setting a math contest focused on finance and marketing can help students improve important skills, gain practical knowledge, and prepare for future accomplishment in a broad range of professions. We set the project day as [...]
Successful achievement at the Kontra József National Chemistry Competition Cintia Tamás, a G9 student, secured the ninth position in the semi-finals of the Kontra József National Chemistry Competition. The two rounds of the competition featured calculation problems with varying levels of general chemical knowledge and theoretical questions requiring deeper understanding. Although only the top five participants will advance to the finals, we are not disappointed and are looking forward to next year competition with renewed enthusiasm and the experiences gained. We congratulate Cintia for her outstanding achievement and wish her continued success in her studies. Ms. Ildikó Győri Chemistry [...]
The month of February is the beginning of an exciting season that leads up to all the festivities in the world ushering in the spirit of the new year and the coming of the spring. Such is the Lunar New Year widely celebrated in Asia and here at Avicenna by our Chinese and Vietnamese students. Grade 11 students were asked to prepare ppt presentations to show to their classmates during two specially dedicated Master Classes in 2 weeks, coming from other ethnic backgrounds how they actually celebrate it, what the most important attributes and customs are, [...]
My choice of course was a different one regarding structured educational visits but unfortunately that one was cancelled with my accommodation and flight ticket already booked so I had to look elsewhere and I found this. I knew the location and as it turned out the trainer Olga as well, from a previous course which was an unexpected surprise. My 8 classmates came from Croatia, Slovenia, Serbia and Poland, one of them was also a school director, in this case a primary school director. When you join these Erasmus courses you can expect one [...]
