In conjunction with the “Miles of Smiles”, students at AMIT Modi’in hold weekly Skype calls with retired women oversea to engage in conversations on diverse topics.to help them improve their English speaking and reading skills.
Students spend two years studying trade-related curriculums and are taught vocational skills to equip them to enter the IDF/National Service.
Students are offered a year of Torah study and community service, while preparing to enter the army.
As part of the ulpan, students study math, English, and religious subjects partly in Hebrew, partly in French.
A residential community in the suburb of Jerusalem, is a welcome and safe refuge for 120 children.
Kfar Blatt rescues children from disadvantaged, dysfunctional or dangerous circumstances and offers Israeli children a safe haven for healing and for the opportunities they need and deserve.
At Kfar Ganim, typical students, developmentally disabled students, and students on the Autism-Spectrum learn side by side in a fully integrated educational environment.
AMIT alumnus Rafael Kroytoro, 21, was among the 120 outstanding soldiers recognized in a special Independence Day ceremony at the President’s Residence in Jerusalem.
AMIT Renanim has a unique program geared specifically toward new immigrants and the difficult challenges facing them.
The Ministry of Education, launched a new conservation curriculum at this school because of its unique conservation program and environmental curriculum.
