Overview
Me’ohr Bais Yaakov Teachers Seminary offers an exciting one-year study program in Israel for recent graduates of Bais Yaakov-type schools. Established in 1999, the school has become one of the most sought after seminaries in Israel. Me’ohr has its own campus in the lovely, well-established religious neighborhood of Bayit Vegan in Jerusalem.

The school offers a challenging, classic religious seminary education on a high level. The learning environment is serious, yet without the tension of constant testing. Students are expected to achieve and fulfill their assignments out of a sense of responsibility and love for Torah learning.

In addition to limudei kodesh, students take courses in education that include methodology and psychology, as well as extensive classes on child development and chinuch habonim (child education). These studies prepare them for teaching in Jewish schools in the Diaspora.

One of the unique aspects of the school is its emphasis on helping the students actualize their own potential and to acquire the interpersonal life skills to help them successfully fill the multiple roles of daughter, wife, mother, teacher, and friend. As the students acquire self-confidence and self-esteem, they come to value and respect each other in greater measure.

The experienced teaching staff of Me’ohr Bais Yaakov is devoted and caring. Rabbi Zecharya Greenwald, the director of Me’ohr Bais Yaakov, personally provides each student with extensive guidance and attention. The teachers develop a warm and open relationship with their students.
 
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