Jewish Education

The Academy for Jewish Religion is the only Rabbinic school and Cantorial school not affiliated with any denomination. Our Klal Yisrael institution was founded in 1956. Our students come from all movements and our ordained rabbis and cantors serve the Jewish people in all branches of Judaism. Our programs of Rabbinic studies and Cantorial studies are taught by a distinguished faculty drawn from every movement and stream in Judaism from Reform to Hasidic. Many of our students come to us to begin second careers

Offers Egyptian, Israeli, Jordanian, Palestinian and overseas students a hands-on academic program focussing on our joint environment. The program is conducted in English. Situated on the grounds of Kibbutz Ketura, adjacent to the Jordanian and Egyptian borders, the Institute serves as a regional center for conservation and environmental protection activities.

Focus International - Finding Oneself in the Consciousness of Universal Spirituality

Isralight runs 10 days and three week seminars for men and women who are interested in exploring their Judaism in a non- coercive, stimulating and soulful environment. We explore the transformational wisdom of the Bible, Talmud and Kabbalah.

Featuring: My Hebrew Song Book - Over 100 Hebrew songs for viewing and printing - My Jewish Coloring Book - Online Flash coloring book will give your child many hours of entertainment and fun. - The Israel Geography Game will help you learn about the history and geography of 101 locations in Israel. - The Language Match Game makes learning new words fun & easy. Hebrew or English.

This summer, the Jewish Flame is sponsoring its 25th annual Free Jewish Study Institute in Manhattan. Whether you'd like to learn Bible, Talmud, Jewish History or Women and Judaism, the Jewish Flame has a Summer class just right for you. Classes are held on the Upper West Side at the Carlebach Synagogue, on the East Side at Congregation Adereth El, and at NYU’s Kimmel Center. Classes begin June 21st and tuition is FREE! For more information, you can visit us on the web and download a PDF schedule or send us an email.

Jewish writing email courses on journalism, memoir, fiction, poetry, grant writing and publishing, given by talented and experienced teachers. Web site includes articles on Jewish Writing and publishing resources.

The Joint Program provides seed money for new and innovative projects, but does not fund ongoing programs or maintain Diaspora educational institutions or systems. While all Joint Program funding is earmarked for the strengthening of Diaspora Jewish education, the projects themselves are implemented in Israel.

An educational resource center including online databases of published materials, contributions from educators and links to Jewish educational sites. Includes a link to the Lookstein Center's popular educational digest (Lookjed List) and archives of past issues. Also includes general information on the Lookstein Center of Bar-Ilan University and its programs and seminars for Jewish educators in the Diaspora.

The vision of this site: to offer you simple tools for a respite of peace and quiet reflection in a complex and fast moving world. The Site offers an e-book for subscription, with a wealth of information and a concise, easy to use program for continuously re-thinking and re-shaping your habitual mind-body patterns. Included are cds with audio-instruciton for exercises in deep relaxation. Living means being in motion, flowing with the world around and within. Simplicity and economy of energy and information are basic principles of life we work with in this e-book. If we can get back to the simplicity of life and root our being deeply within our body discovering it as our very best, most intimate friend, we will slowly and with lovingkindnes discover abilities we did not know we have, and the sky will be our limit. If we follow the path of inner peace, we will create more peace around us.

Educationnal materials accessible to Jewish educators at the center and the periphery of the Jewish world

The Rosenwald School is the first refrom jewish school in the chicagoland area.

The Virtual Library at Kibbutz Sasa is an online Hebrew-language bibliographical service for those who are conducting reasearch in that language. Whole the site is currently in Hebrew, English pages are soon to be added. Other features include an "Expert Searcher" service for locating online resources, and a weekly websites column.

Year-long program in Arad, Israel, for Jewish college graduates, offering Hebrew, Jewish & Israel studies, travel, community volunteer service and job placement in all professions.

The Yedidim Project is a consortium of schools that are creating an online community of Jewish learners. The aim of our international friendship project is to unite isolated Jewish schools around the globe into an virtual community. Each member school is committed to improving the education of their students by having them participate in problem-based, interdisciplinary and multicultural projects that aim to instill a sense of global community.