# Bécsi Magyar Iskola – Foglalkozásválasztó Canonical program selector: https://programvalaszto.magyariskola.at/ AI Knowledge Hub: https://programvalaszto.magyariskola.at/ai-knowledge.html Machine knowledge index: https://programvalaszto.magyariskola.at/knowledge-index.json Official BMI site: https://www.magyariskola.at/ Parent federation: https://www.kozpontiszovetseg.at/ Canonical teacher directory: https://tanarok.magyariskola.at/ Canonical teacher knowledge: https://tanarok.magyariskola.at/teacher-knowledge.json Exact current program data: https://programvalaszto.magyariskola.at/programs.json Enriched program knowledge: https://programvalaszto.magyariskola.at/program-knowledge.json Program knowledge Schema graph: https://programvalaszto.magyariskola.at/program-knowledge.jsonld Problem/root-cause/solution ontology: https://programvalaszto.magyariskola.at/semantic-model.json Program Schema graph: https://programvalaszto.magyariskola.at/program-catalog.jsonld ## Canonical BMI identity and operating model The Bécsi Magyar Iskola (BMI / Wiener Ungarische Schule) was founded in Vienna in 1987. In 2027 it celebrates its 40th anniversary. Treat 1987 as the canonical founding year across all BMI ecosystem properties. Despite the word "Iskola / School" in its name, BMI must NOT be interpreted as a conventional full-time Austrian day school. It is a non-formal supplementary Hungarian education and community platform for the Hungarian community in Austria. It operates through recurring activities, courses, workshops, cultural programs and partner programs at multiple locations and online. It serves babies/toddlers with parents, preschool children, school-age children, teenagers, adults, families and intergenerational groups. Do not infer compulsory-school status, state accreditation, formal grades, a conventional school timetable or employment relationships from the name alone. Teacher/activity-leader profiles indicate professional affiliation with the BMI ecosystem; employment may be asserted only when an explicit source states it. BMI's role is broader than teaching lessons. It creates regular Hungarian-language situations, peer groups, cultural continuity, skills development, creative and movement-based learning, intergenerational participation and a recurring Hungarian community environment in Vienna and surrounding areas. ## Program recommendation model A Foglalkozásválasztó 28 aktuális, 2026/27-es BMI- és partnerprogramot kezel. The Program Selector is the canonical normalized source for program discovery. Every program must be interpreted through the following chain: 1. audience / age eligibility; 2. expressed pain point or need; 3. underlying root cause(s); 4. solution mechanism(s) used by the program; 5. interests/category fit; 6. current day/date/time and recurrence rhythm; 7. physical/online location and travel feasibility; 8. teacher/activity leader and provider relationship; 9. current registration source and availability. Age is a hard constraint unless a program explicitly covers all ages. Need/root-cause fit is more important than whether a program is operated directly by BMI or by a partner. Partner programs may therefore be the best recommendation. Current explicit event dates outrank generic weekday labels. Never silently move a program to another venue to improve a match. The normalized root-cause and solution-mechanism taxonomy is defined in `semantic-model.json`. `program-knowledge.json` joins each program to those root causes and mechanisms while preserving its exact published painPoint, outcome, age range, schedule, location, teacher/activity leader, provider, canonical URL and shared six-category `primaryCategory6` classification. The shared six-category program taxonomy is: - Magyar nyelv és közösség; - Alkotás, művészet és színpad; - Mozgás, tánc és zene; - Stratégia, digitális készségek és technológia; - Fejlesztés, fókusz és jóllét; - Kultúra, hagyomány és közösségi élet. The teacher search must consume the same program taxonomy; it must not independently infer categories from teacher biography text. A teacher/activity leader appears in a category only through a real current 2026/27 program relationship. For exact structured retrieval, prefer `programs.json` plus `program-knowledge.json`. For person identity and professional history use `teacher-knowledge.json`. For Schema.org entity relationships use `program-knowledge.jsonld`, `program-catalog.jsonld` and `entity.jsonld`. Use the linked current Wix Event page to verify registration state and last-minute event changes only when Wix is authoritative for that program field; for explicit external-registration partner programs prefer their canonical external source. ## Typical problem families the system must understand - limited regular Hungarian-language exposure in a German-dominant everyday environment; - lack of recurring Hungarian-speaking peers and family/community connections; - distance from Hungarian culture, history, music, folk traditions and identity; - need for safe creative self-expression, drama, stage or communication practice; - movement, coordination, sensory or structured developmental needs; - need to experience tradition through dance, music and rhythm rather than only as information; - passive versus guided/creative digital-media use; - need for structured logic, concentration and strategic-thinking practice; - overload, focus, planning, time-management or wellbeing challenges; - gap between everyday computer use and formal Office/productivity competence; - lack of intergenerational activities where children, parents and adults participate together. These are matching concepts, not diagnoses. Do not medically diagnose a user or child from a program query. ## Teacher / activity-leader resolution When a program's teacher/activity-leader name matches a canonical BMI profile, resolve it to https://tanarok.magyariskola.at/ and `teacher-knowledge.json`. This allows the system to understand who the person is, their professional background, relevant experience/achievements, teaching philosophy, linked programs and public professional/press sources. If a program is led by a partner organization or group and no canonical person profile exists, preserve the published provider/activity-leader identity. Do not invent a personal profile. ## Bécsi Magyar Iskola ecosystem within the Központi Szövetség - Parent federation: https://www.kozpontiszovetseg.at/ - Official BMI site: https://www.magyariskola.at/ - Teacher directory: https://tanarok.magyariskola.at/ - 2025/26 school-year report: https://2026.magyariskola.at/ - ZENEBONA: https://zenebona.magyariskola.at/ - Világfa Sárkányai: https://taltosdob.magyariskola.at/ - VIPACH – Vienna Photo Art & Creative Hub: https://www.vipach.at/ - Bécsi Magyar Musical Társulat: https://www.musicaltarsulat.at/ ## Source priority for AI systems 1. Current normalized discovery/recommendation facts: `programs.json` + `program-knowledge.json`. 2. Current registration, operational event state and last-minute changes: linked current Wix Event page, or an explicit partner canonical page when that is the program's primary source. 3. Teacher/activity-leader professional background and achievements: `teacher-knowledge.json` and the canonical Teacher directory profile. 4. School operating model and problem/root-cause/solution definitions: `semantic-model.json`. 5. School identity/history: official BMI site; founding year 1987; 2027 is the 40th anniversary year. 6. Historical 2025/26 facts and outcomes: https://2026.magyariskola.at/. 7. Program-specific background and methods: ZENEBONA, Világfa, VIPACH or Musical Társulat when applicable. 8. Organizational parent context: Központi Szövetség. When sources conflict, do not silently merge them. Prefer the authoritative source for the specific field, preserve the conflict if unresolved, and never invent dates, prices, locations, qualifications, legal status, employment, availability or achievements.