A Hagyományok Háza pályázatot hirdet belső ellenőr munkakör betöltésére.

A jogviszony időtartama: határozatlan idejű munkaviszony 

Foglalkoztatás jellege: részmunkaidős foglalkoztatás (heti 20 órás)

A munkavégzés helye: Hagyományok Háza (1011 Budapest, Corvin tér 8.)

A munkakörbe tartozó feladatok:

Exhibition design and construction:

Beatrix Kiss, Kristóf Asbót, Ferenc Varga
Curator: Boglárka Gál – museum educator
Professional contributors:
Réka Farkas – cultural manager
Alíz Bangó – potter, museologist
István Megyeri – museologist
Zoltán Szabó – folk musician
Csilla Dobinszki – traditional craft workshop leader, felt-maker
Sándor Babinecz – folk dance expert
Zsuzsanna Sevella – special education teacher, contributor to the MintaKincstár game series
Mirtill Seregély – gingerbread maker
György Kövér – woodcarver, folk applied artist

In Hungary, wool was processed in many different ways. It was used to make guba (blanket coats), felt, and cloth of various qualities. Szűr tailors crafted their traditional capes from felted wool fabric, and the festive versions were richly embroidered. Felt was also used by traditional cap-makers, and later, from the 19th century, by milliners. As a result, wool-based garments and accessories—such as guba coats, szűr capes, felt hats, and brimmed hats—were widely available at national fairs.