For more than a decade, Yettel’s ProSuli program has been helping teachers, students and parents do more than simply keep up with changes in the digital world. It empowers them to adapt confidently and responsibly, and make the most of the opportunities digitalization offers.
This work has now been recognized in the European Commission’s latest professional publication, which highlights ProSuli as an inspiring example of a comprehensive approach to digital education that can also be adapted and applied in other EU member states. The report showcases the most promising initiatives across all 27 EU member states, with a particular focus on innovation, transferability to other countries and measurable social impact.
The full publication is available at the link below: Advancing digital education for every learner.
The EC report highlights how the program, launched by Yettel in 2015, has evolved from its initial focus on developing digital infrastructure to placing greater emphasis on teacher training, robotics and AI education, and promoting responsible digital engagement. According to the experts who prepared the study, one of ProSuli’s greatest strengths is its ability to respond continuously to the changing challenges and opportunities in education and technology, while building a nationwide community of teachers open to innovation. Another key factor considered in ProSuli’s selection was its comprehensive support for schools and teachers across Hungary in three areas: digital skills, the classroom of the future, and digital wellbeing.
Today, the program has grown into a network spanning more than 180 schools and involving 1,000 teachers. It offers accredited teacher training, robotics and digital skills development resources, and the TudatosNet initiative, which helps young people and their families use the internet safely and responsibly.
“Through the ProSuli program, Yettel aims to help teachers and students navigate the ever-changing technological landscape with confidence and critical thinking, whether they’re dealing with artificial intelligence, digital safety or the skills needed in the future job market. We’re proud that this work has attracted attention at a European level and it has been recognized as an exemplary initiative,” said Judit Tőzsér, Yettel’s Corporate Communications Director.
In recent years, ProSuli has continuously updated its offering to reflect the latest trends in technology and education. Its goal remains the same: to help the next generation of students and their teachers become not only users, but informed and responsible shapers of the digital world.