Végzettség

Végzettség is a Hungarian term that translates to "qualification" or "degree" in English. It refers to the formal recognition of a person's acquired knowledge and skills, typically obtained through education and training. In Hungary, a végzettség is a crucial component of an individual's professional and academic profile.

There are various types of végzettség, ranging from vocational certifications to university degrees. Vocational végzettség, such as a "szakképesítés" (vocational qualification), is acquired through specialized training programs designed to prepare individuals for specific trades or occupations. These qualifications often involve a combination of theoretical instruction and practical experience.

Higher education végzettség, such as a "diploma" (degree), is awarded by universities and colleges upon completion of a course of study. These can include Bachelor's, Master's, and Doctoral degrees, each representing a different level of academic achievement and specialization. A végzettség is often a prerequisite for employment in many fields and is considered a significant indicator of an individual's competence. The system of qualifications is regulated by the Hungarian government to ensure standards and comparability.