Felügyeletrl

Felügyeletrl, also known as *felügyelő* (Hungarian for "supervisor" or "monitor"), refers to a specialized role within certain Hungarian educational and institutional contexts, particularly in the management of exams, assessments, or other standardized evaluations. The term is most commonly associated with the Hungarian education system, where felügyelők are responsible for overseeing students during exams to ensure fairness, integrity, and adherence to testing protocols.

Felügyelők are typically assigned by educational institutions, such as schools, universities, or testing organizations, to monitor exam halls and prevent cheating or misconduct. Their duties include verifying student identification, distributing and collecting test materials, observing for irregular behavior, and reporting any violations to authorized personnel. In some cases, felügyelők may also assist with logistical tasks, such as seating arrangements or timekeeping.

The role of a felügyelő is distinct from that of an instructor or examiner, as it focuses solely on supervision rather than grading or instructional oversight. Training for felügyelők often includes guidelines on handling disruptive behavior, maintaining neutrality, and documenting incidents. While the term is primarily used in Hungary, similar supervisory roles exist in other countries under different names, such as proctors in the United States or invigilators in the United Kingdom.

Felügyeletrl may also appear in broader Hungarian terminology as a colloquial or informal variation, though the standard term remains *felügyelő*. The position is considered essential in maintaining the credibility of assessments and ensuring equitable evaluation standards.