I was born and live in Budapest (Hungary). I graduated as teacher of Mathematics and Physics at ELTE Faculty of Science in 1897. Since then, I have been a high school teacher. In 1995, I graduated as teacher of Computer Science. While the name of my field changed from Computer Science to Informatics, and nowadays to Digital Culture, I gained professional-level teaching methodology skills and got my doctorate in the field of Informatics Teaching Methodology. 

In addition to my teaching career, I took part in curriculum development and accreditation graduation exam organization and assignment preparation and organization of IT competitions. In the schools where I worked, I was responsible for setting up IT environments, support IT talents, prepare project teaching and student research.

In 2008, I joined to ASEF AEC-NET Classroom projects, I took part in several international projects and student exchange programme. The name changed to ASEF ClassroomNet and the project focus more on teacher practice since 2017 and nowadays the main focus is on the role of AI in education.

In 2023, I started working at my new job at the ELTE Faculty of Informatics, where - in addition to high school teaching - I train IT teachers and first-year programmers.