We offer short and long term programs.

Short Term Programs

Our short term programs offer a range of educational activities to all members of the community. Our young educators work together with local representatives to design the most engaging and memorable workshops for children, teenagers, college students and adult members of the community. 

We may work with a wide range of people round the schools, youth movements and community facilities, providing a short term stimulation for all; or focus on a specific age group, offering them a meaningful educational procedure, with one of our in-school seminars.  

In our program catalogue you may view samples of the seminars and sessions that we offer.

Long Term Programs

Our long term programs involve working more intensively with one group of participants. These types of activities typically consist of five day seminars for high school students. During these seminars we run an educational procedure with the participants and explore there Jewish Identity, connection to Israel and many more.

These seminars are currently taking place in various schools in Australia and South Africa.

Long term program in North America!

In the past couple of years we have been running a new three month program in Toronto, Canada. In this program our Madrichim have been running programs both for chanichim in schools and youth movements, and for various groups of educators. Our Educators are the only ones who work through out the spectrum of Jewish education in the community and stimulate a dialogue about Jewish Identity in today's world, and the relevance of Israel today both with the students and with the educators. A dialogue that continues within the community long after the educators return to Israel.

We are interested in expanding this model and working with other communities in North America.

All programs are led by experienced, charismatic young Israelis between the ages 21 and 28, who are trained informal educators and are experts in making Zionism and Judaism interesting and relevant to their audience.

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