No pain, no gain!

Today, István Németh-Pók, a computer science engineer, gave a lecture to us about gaining and daily using of the marketable IT knowledge. During the program we could have an insight into a young men’s career from his secondary school years, through different jobs and universities to a 40-year-old experienced engineer, working at a European multinational company in Austria. István showed us how much we can learn from computer games, and how important the close and distant goals are in our lives. Children’s intense attention showed us the importance of this lecture, that is to say we have to give them real examples, from a joiner to a computer science engineer (in this case), to experience the calling. If we occupy the responsibility and motivation, and of course a practicable language skill, we can have a go at achieving our dreams. Its message is an eternal truth: no pain, no gain. Szabó Roland, mentor

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