VITA Multiplier Event in Budapest

To what extent can artificial intelligence help teachers working in vocational education?  This question was the focus of the "Vocational Innovation through Teaching with AI," event organized by ITStudy on November 10, 2026, at the SZÁMALK-Szalézi Technical School and Vocational High School in Budapest. At the event, teachers from various institutions across the country received information about the goals and achievements to date of the VITA Project (2025-1-LT01-KA220-VET-000362456) they learned about the details, topics, and curriculum development process of the upcoming teacher training program titled “AI-Powered Teaching for VET,” with a focus on unique, innovative micro-learning content. They then listened to presentations from teachers who have already actively applied artificial intelligence in their work: creative experiments and encouraging results were discussed, and at the end of the event, participants engaged in a roundtable discussion to address their doubts regarding AI and share their own experiences.
Nearly 40 people attended the event, and we were pleased to receive positive feedback from all of them—both verbally and via email—as well as on the evaluation forms submitted at the end of the event. Everyone found the information provided to be useful and expressed great interest in the training program set to begin at the end of the month. 
More information about the project is on VITA website