Katalin has been working for Tempus Public Foundation since 2002. She has been managing multilateral and national projects in all fields of education funded by the LLP and Erasmus+ Programmes since 2008 contributing to the knowledge management activity of TPF.

Before that she has been developing and managing training programmes related to EU funding and project management.

Katalin has a teacher degree and thus a special interest in teachers’ continuous professional development related to 21st century skills as was the focus of her previous project.

Kriszta has been an international project manager in the field of education and training since 2005. She has been developing and managing EU funded projects under Erasmus+ and the predecessor programmes. Prior to undertaking the role of head of unit of the TCA Resource Centre, she has gained experience in managing large networks by working as director of operations at the European Distance and E-Learning Network and being a member of the Training of Trainers Network (operating under the egis of CEDEFOP from 1998 to 2011).

Kriszta is also a researcher in applied psychology, her research interest focuses on how IT solutions, such as using animation creation for learning, can contribute to the development of 21st century skills. She obtained her master degree is in Teaching Mathematics and holds a BA in Economics and European Business Administration.
Her mission is to promote innovation in education and training at national and international levels.

Bettina has been working with international programmes since 2008. She started as a volunteer by promoting various types of international scholarship opportunities for university students. She joined Tempus Public Foundation in 2010; initially she was responsible for the complex management of the CEEPUS programme, while she gained experience in enhancing higher education in the East-Central European region. Later she acted as the national coordinator of the Hungarian EEA Grants Scholarship programme, she designed project rules for four different types of educational cooperation projects and drafted their programme guides. Bettina is very proud of opening new doors to students, teachers, staff and institutions by promoting and managing scholarships. Considering self-development to be very important, she has been looking for new challenges recently and that’s why she joined the TCA Resource Centre team.
She holds an MA in French language and literature and Aesthetics from Eötvös Loránd University (Budapest) and she spent her Erasmus scholarship at the Paris Descartes University.