Bible teacher · Special educator · Expert by experience (MEOSZ)
My professional path is at least as winding as the rest of my life.
Already during my college years it became clear that my mind was drawn to technology and to words and ideas at the same time. At Gábor Dénes College I studied technical informatics, while I was also becoming more and more interested in faith and the Bible – which is why I also completed the Bible teacher programme at the Sola Scriptura Theological College.
Around the turn of the millennium I edited multimedia materials, and then for years I worked as a moderator on the Ministry of Culture’s online forum. Later I worked as a web editor and web developer in several places (at the Családi Háló Foundation, and then for a longer period at Euro-Profil Ltd), and in the meantime I also taught computing at the Addetur Foundation School. Those chapters have come to a close, but I still enjoy thinking about digital ideas. These days the planning and the imagining are my part, and for the implementation I work together with others (lately with an artificial intelligence as well).
Since 2013 I have also been working as a Bible teacher and community organiser, and I still am. From 2014, for several years, I took part in launching and organising Rehab Critical Mass, as the originator of the idea.
Over the past decade or so I have turned more and more towards disability affairs. For almost ten years I have been working at MEOSZ (the National Federation of Organisations of People with a Physical Disability) as an expert by experience – that is, an expert who brings their own lived experience into professional work. At the beginning of 2026 I earned my degree in special needs education at the Bárczi Gusztáv Faculty of Special Needs Education of Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE), specialising in intellectual disability. I am currently taking a postgraduate specialist course called “Specialist for People with Complex Communication Needs”, so that I can be of even more help to people for whom, as for me, communication does not come naturally.
What I can help with: expertise in special needs education and disability affairs, the expert-by-experience approach, and understanding and supporting people who live with communication difficulties. I am thinking primarily of remote work, because that is how I can most flexibly combine my daily life with work.