“Dear reader!

If you have ever had the intention to create a job description as an employer or employee, the first thing was probably a deep breath, then you tried to think about how to get started. You must also have thought about how a document, which satisfies both the employer and employee can be complied. After setting this aim, the only question left in your mind was: how can it be prepared? What should it look like? What information should it contain? What is absolutely essential? What can be omitted from it? The answers to these questions are far from simple, and can probably be found in practice and corporate objectives.

The aim of this book is to provide an image of the job descriptions used in practice. The job descriptions at different organisations and corporations may show structural and content related differences. Each and every organisation can have a different purpose with the job descriptions. At the same time, the different conditions and opportunities of application at the organisations determine the preparation and usage of job descriptions.

This book was written for experienced human resource managers as well as for those who wish to have a deeper insight of the world of job descriptions, both for BSc and MSc students. This book is also useful for employers and employees. The workbook and resource book can be a starting point for the understanding and usage of job descriptions. The book contains material and tasks which may lead to the critical review of job descriptions.

Having finished the exercises in the book, the active reader acquires such routine and professional experience that they will be able to:

– make suggestions about the contents and structures of the job description for different purposes
– compile a job description
– introduce, apply and enforce the job description
– manage the documents of the job description
– effectively participate in human resource management by preparing job descriptions

In the book several “real” corporate job descriptions are introduced, for which a number of exercises were created.  The reader gets deeper and broader knowledge, experience and routine of job descriptions by solving tasks and studying job descriptions step by step. The reader is given the pleasure of recognition and the experience of discovery while the knowledge is carved in their minds through practical examples. After reading and analysing numerous corporate job descriptions, the reader will have a wide repertoire of the possible ways of creating job descriptions, which will make them capable of preparing their independent job descriptions which are adjusted to business goals.

I wish you success and efficient work to use this book!”

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Are you studying tourism and looking for literature to write your thesis? Do you find it difficult to pick the relevant articles? Would you like to have a comprehensive outlook on competitiveness in tourism?
The Department of Tourism recommends you the following books:

Exploring Co-creation edited by Alan Clarke

Tourism Competitivness by Alan Clarke

The books can be purchased in the University Bookshop or online.

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What are the offered grades?

Offered grades / Proposed marks
(both expressions are used)
(Source: Code of Studies and Exams, 2011, Article 21)
(1) The instructor may offer a grade to the student on the basis of their performance during the term-time or on the basis of their academic student association activities.
(2) Grades shall be recorded in the electronic administrative system and offered to the students in the last lesson of the course in the term-timethe latest. Students are not obliged to accept the grades offered, they may take examinations. Students shall accept the offered grades in the electronic administrative system in the exam period. Offered grades not accepted by the end of the exam period become invalid. Students shall be notified 3 workdays before deleting the grade.

Q: How do you know if you have an offered grade?
A: You see a pop-up notification window as you enter your Neptun. (See Photo1 below.) OR Neptun-> Subjects->Proposed grades

Q: How to accept an offered/proposed grade?
A: Neptun-> Subjects->Proposed grades -> Click on ‘Click here if you want to possess them!’ (See Photo2 below.)

Please note:
Accepting the proposed grade is only possible if you do not have a valid exam registration.
Offered grades not accepted by the end of the exam period become invalid.

Photo1: Pop-up window notifying you about you offered grade.

Photo2: This is weher you can see and accept your offered grades.

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We post here some help for you with the subject registration.

Please remember that you need to regsiter for your subjects before each semester (except for those who start their first semester with us).

How to do it?

Go to Neptun: https://neptun11.uni-pannon.hu/hallgato/login.aspx

Follow these steps:

Neptun -> Subjects -> Subject registration ->choose the correct semester -> select subject -> choose course -> save
For a visual help click on the picture above.

You will find more help in the Neptun Users Guide: http://www.gtk.uni-pannon.hu/neptun-users-guide/

How do you know what subjects you need to regsiter for?

Check the model curriculum of your academic programme!
OR
In the Neptun, on the subject registration page, you will see if a given subject is obligatory or elective. You need to complete all the obligatory subjects during your studies. You will also see in which semester of your studies we recommend it to complete.

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For the schedules click on the links:

Aerobics

Lessons in the Fencing Room

Lessons in the Gymastics Room

Lessons in the Sports Hall

Lessons in the Work Hall

Please don’t forget, that you must complete a given number of semesters of sport (PE). For more info please see the curriculum of your pogramme.

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How to check Your timetable?

Click on the picture to see the easiest way to check Your timetable in Neptun.

How to reach Your timetable?

Neptun -> Studies -> Timetable

After you clicked on the ‘Timetable’ menu point, You can choose among monthly view and weekly view. In this calendar You will see the dates of Your subjects.

Neptun:

https://neptun13.uni-pannon.hu/hallgato/login.aspx

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In the manual You will read about how to transfer money to Your virtual account and how to pay via Neptun.

For the manual click here.

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For the Users Guide to Neptun, click:  NEPTUN – USERS GUIDE

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We would like to help you with all we can to feel Yourself comfortable and confident at the Faculty of Economics.

We have set up a manual for You, which explains with pictures how to use Neptun.

Please read the manual carefully and follow the instuctions.

If You have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask!

How to use Neptun? – Download

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If You are not familiar with Moodle yet, now it is time for You to get to know it.

Moodle is a course management system. It is designed to help lecturers and students in many ways. On its platform it is possible to deliver study materilas to students, to assess learning using assignments or tests, to discuss course related topics in the forums and even to conduct fully online courses.

The language of Moodle can be changed easily in the top right corner. However, You will find that many things are in Hungarian. But don’t worry, we summarized how You can find the courses that are in English.

To reach Moodle click:
http://moodle.gtk.uni-pannon.hu/?lang=en

How to find courses in Moodle? – help in Excel

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