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Robert Bosch German Primary School

Hungary, Miskolc

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Academic offering
Strengths Languages, Academic Enrichment
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Cultural and Language, Social and Hobbies
Introduction

Robert Bosch German Primary School in Miskolc is part of the Ungarndeutsches Bildungszentrum MNÁMK network. The school operates a primary section (grades 1–4) and Gymnasium (grades 5–12). All subjects are taught in German and follow the German curricula, with Biology, Chemistry and Hungarian taught as exceptions. English is offered as a foreign language up to level B2/C1, and Hungarian is available as a language option for non-native speakers. Ungarndeutschen Bildungszentrum enables high permeability between sections, with transfers to the Hungarian national gymnasium possible end of grade 6 and end of grade 8. Deutsch-Ungarische Doppelabitur provides graduates with both the German International Abitur and the Hungarian state leaving certificate, preparing for higher education in Germany, Hungary, or English-language universities. The school follows Baden-Württemberg framework, issues a German certificate, and welcomes Bosch and SEG Automotive families posted in Miskolc. After-school care and activities are offered in collaboration with Szabó Lőrinc Általános Iskola.

The Essentials
Diving Deeper

Governance and Ownership
MNÁMK Intézményfenntartó és Működtető Közalapítvány governs German-language schools in Baja, Kecskemét and Debrecen, educating about 1,300 students. The school has a primary section (grades 1–4) and a gymnasium (grades 5–12); instruction is in German according to German curricula by native Hungarian and native German teachers, with biology, chemistry and Hungarian language/literature taught in Hungarian. Graduates earn both a German international diploma and a Hungarian diploma; English is taught up to level B2/C1; there is mobility between the foreign German school section and the national gymnasium after 6th and 8th grades.
Fees
Summary of available fee information
- No published fee schedule or specific fee amounts for Robert Bosch German Primary School for the 2026/27 academic year (or 2025/26) could be located at the provided site path or elsewhere in publicly accessible pages.

Application fees
- No application fee amount is published or available. There is no publicly available statement of an application fee for this school.

Tuition fees by school year / per term
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Billing schedule and payment terms
- No information on billing cycles (termly, monthly, annual), deadlines, late-payment penalties, or payment terms is published or available for this school.

Boarding fees
- There is no published indication that boarding is offered or, if offered, what boarding fees would be. No boarding fee schedule is available.

Other costs (uniform, materials, extracurriculars, transport, meals, insurance, deposits)
- No published details of additional mandatory or optional fees (uniform, book/technology fees, meal plans, extracurricular activity fees, transport, insurance, deposits) are available.

Refund information
- No published refund policy, refund amounts, or conditions for refunding fees (withdrawal, dismissal, visa issues, etc.) is available for this school.

Fee payment options (bank transfer, credit card, other methods)
- No published information describing accepted payment methods (bank transfer, credit/debit card, direct debit, online payment portal, or in-person payment) is available for this school.

Context note relevant to fees
- Robert Bosch–branded German-language primary schools established in Hungary under the MNÁMK framework have in at least one case been described as operating without tuition charges; at least one German-language primary school in Hungary was publicly described as free of charge. This suggests the possibility that the school may not charge standard international-school tuition, but no definitive fee statement for this specific school could be found.

Search and findings summary
- The exact page path provided returned an inaccessible resource (HTTP 404) when accessed, and the host domain was reachable but contains no published fee schedule or fee figures for Robert Bosch German Primary School. Attempts to locate published fee amounts for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 academic years were unsuccessful. Because no fee schedule or numeric figures are publicly available, no concrete fee amounts, billing schedules, or payment instructions can be declared here.
Academics

Curriculum
The school comprises a primary school (grades 1–4) and a Gymnasium (grades 5–12). Instruction is in German in all subjects and follows German curricula; exceptions are Biology, Chemistry, and Hungarian. English is taught as a foreign language up to level B2/C1, and Hungarian is offered as a language option for non-native speakers. Students are taught by Hungarian and German teachers. The Ungarndeutschen Bildungszentrum enables high permeability between the school sections, with transfers between the German Auslandsschule and the Hungarian national gymnasium possible between the end of grade 6 and the end of grade 8. The aim is to prepare students for higher education in Germany, in Hungary, or at English-language universities. The school offers the Deutsch-Ungarische Doppelabitur, and graduates receive both the German International Abitur certificate and the Hungarian state high-school leaving certificate.

Higher Education Progression
Graduates are prepared for higher education in Germany, Hungary, or English-language universities, supported by the Deutsch-Ungarische Doppelabitur which yields both the German International Abitur certificate and the Hungarian Hochschulreife (state high-school leaving certificate).
Parent Experience

History
MNÁMK is the Magyarországi Németek Általános Művelődési Központja (Ungarndeutsches Bildungszentrum), founded in Baja on September 1, 1995. The institution is maintained and operated by the Intézményfenntartó és Működtető Közalapítvány since August 1, 1998, with Baja City Council as founder. The MNÁMK network includes tag institutions in Kecskemét (Mercedes-Benz Német Általános Iskola és Gimnázium) and in Miskolc (BOSCH Német Általános Iskola), with the Miskolc tag located at 3530 Miskolc, Vörösmarty u. 76. The Miskolc tag, BOSCH Német Általános Iskola, began as a German-language tag institution on September 1, 2012; The Kecskemét tag began on September 1, 2009. The MNÁMK network provides German-language and bilingual education across its campuses in Hungary.

Community
The admissions program at MNÁMK Baja used the traditional Gergely-járás to welcome prospective first-graders and their parents. The school principal welcomed attendees and described MNÁMK as one of about 140 foreign German schools in Hungary. Parents had the opportunity to meet teachers, learn about teaching tools and the range of clubs, and two members of the Parents' Association shared their experiences. Children participated in activities such as obstacle courses, crafts, board games, and digital games, and attendees toured the preschool area, the 5–8 building, and the gym. Open teaching hours were announced for March 10–11, followed by a parental meeting.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
Two members of the Parents' Association were available and shared their experiences with interested families.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The school studies according to the Baden‑Württemberg curriculum. German-speaking pupils learn Hungarian for two hours per week, while Hungarian-speaking pupils receive increased Hungarian language instruction. In the first and second grades, students receive semiannual evaluations, and Hungarian students receive a Hungarian translation of the evaluation. In the third and fourth grades, students receive a German-language certificate of assessment.

Cultural & Language
The school follows the Baden‑Württemberg curriculum and teaching is conducted in German with the involvement of German teachers. It welcomes children of Bosch and SEG Automotive employees posted in Miskolc, as well as other school‑age children who speak German at native or near‑native level. At year's end, the school issues a German certificate; Hungarian students also receive a Hungarian translation of the certificate.

Social & Hobbies
The school provides day care from 07:45 and offers after‑school care until 16:00, with the option to join after‑school activities organized by Szabó Lőrinc Általános Iskola. The afternoon program includes time for completing homework and participating in activities organized by the partner school.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Every child may use the services of the Szabó Lőrinc school's doctor, dentist, and nurse free of charge. Meals are provided on a paid basis, including a snack, hot lunch, and an afternoon snack. The school supports well‑being through a safe, caring environment and a structured daily routine, including early start times and supervised after‑school activities.
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