Agnes Tomasovszki

Agnes Tomasovszki has diverse work experience in the field of learning and development. Agnes began their career at the Embassy of Hungary as a Human Resources Assistant Intern, where they worked on translating documents and assisting in exhibitions. Agnes then joined IBM as a Bid Manager, where they were responsible for handling sales proposals and coordinating between departments. After their time at IBM, Agnes worked at Roche as an HR eLearning Specialist, creating web-based training materials using eLearning authoring tools. Agnes then moved on to Givaudan as a Learning Designer, collaborating with third-party learning solution providers and leveraging technology platforms for learning programs. Agnes later joined Deutsche Telekom IT Solutions HU as an eLearning Specialist, developing training concepts and curriculums and assembling eLearning content. Agnes'smost recent role is at Exness, where they serve as an Online Learning Specialist, developing e-courses, administering LMS systems, and preparing analytics and reports on online learning.

Agnes Tomasovszki’s education history starts in 2007, when they enrolled at Kodolányi János University of Applied Sciences. Agnes pursued a Bachelor's degree with a specialization in tourism and completed their studies in 2011, after four years. In 2010, they had a brief stint at the University of South-Eastern Norway, focusing on the same field of study.

In 2012, Agnes attended Northern Virginia Community College for a short period and obtained a Certificate of Completion for English as a Second Language. Agnes'sstudies at this institution were centered around contemporary issues and current events.

Furthermore, Agnes Tomasovszki has acquired additional certifications to enhance their skills. In 2020, they completed the "ada | fellowship - Future Skills for Professionals" program offered by ada (Mediaproduction). Additionally, in 2022, they obtained a certification in "Camera Tricks for Creative Photos" provided by LinkedIn.

No other educational experiences or qualifications were provided beyond the given information.