Cornell Non Profit & Government Fair

Cornell Non Profit & Government Fair

February 23, 2012 - 13:00  -  February 23, 2012 - 17:00

Statler Hotel BallroomIthaca, NY  -  United States

Meet Masa Israel representatives and learn about post-college career development and service opportunities.
Cornell's 2012 Nonprofit and Government Career brings local, state, and national organizations to discuss full-time positions, volunteer roles, internships, and summer jobs. The event is open to Cornell and area college students who have a current student identification card; student registration is not required.

Syracuse University Nonprofit and Government Career Fair

Syracuse University Nonprofit and Government Career Fair

February 22, 2012 - 11:00  -  February 22, 2012 - 14:00

Panasci Lounge, Schine StudentSyracuse, NY  -  United States

Meet Masa Israel representative Zev Rose and learn about post-college career development opportunities in Israel.
This free event connects employers with students interested in pursing careers in nonprofit, government, education, health care, and more. Register now.

UC Davis Internship Fair and Career Fair

UC Davis Internship Fair and Career Fair

February 15, 2012 - 10:00  -  February 15, 2012 - 14:00

  Davis, CA  -  United States

Meet Danna Rubin, Masa Israel Northwest Regional Director, and learn about post-college opportunities in Israel.
The Internship & Career Fairs at UC Davis is open to UC Davis undergraduates, graduate students, postdoctoral scholars and alumni only. 
Lara Sultzman
Josh Zuckerman
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Spend Next Year Volunteering in Israel with Yahel 9-month program for $1,000 (flight & housing included)

Spend Next Year Volunteering in Israel with Yahel 9-month program for $1,000 (flight & housing included)

February 1, 2012

Are you interested in making a difference in Israel? The Yahel Social Change Program gives Jewish young adults an unparalleled opportunity to live, learn and volunteer alongside Israelis in a predominantly Ethiopian Israeli neighborhood. 
Interested? Applications are now open for 2012 program September 2012 - June 2013. Our first deadline is April 1, 2012 (*preference will be given to early applicants) Click here to apply! 
 
Program Highlights
 
- Live as part of the local Ethiopian Israeli community and experience the community's culture, tradition and way of life
- Volunteer with a grassroots organization to learn first hand about social change and community empowerment, and contribute in a sustainable manner to these efforts through direct service  
- Grow professionally by teaching in the local schools, working with at-risk youth, working in community gardens and cultivating deep relationships with your peers and community members
- Explore the country and engage with Israeli social change initiatives through meetings with social entrepreneurs and policy makers
- Create and build a vibrant community that learns and works together, forming the basis for individual and mutual growth
 
Do all of this and more for only $1,000 (flight, housing and all program expenses included). Spots are limited so apply now! 
 
Want to know more? Contact Rachel Zieleniec, Yahel Social Change Program alumna and current Yahel Recruitment Associate, at Rachel@yahelisrael.com or 216-466-1764. 
 
 

Israel Teaching Fellows - Oranim Project

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Program Description

Israel Teaching Fellows aims to close the achievement gap in Israel’s education system by placing English-speaking college graduates as English teacher’s aides in schools throughout Israel. The program begins with a month of training including Hebrew ulpan and pedagogical training. Following training, participants will live in small groups throughout Israel and will be placed in schools as English teacher’s aides.
 
Participants will teach for 20 hours per week in their school and will also choose or design a secondary volunteering project in the community in which they live. Successful applicants must have a college degree, have experience in formal or informal education, have previously demonstrated the ability to excel in a cross-cultural environment and a be willing to be immerse themselves in Israeli culture.

Highlights

 
Ramle-Lod
Oranim's flagship volunteer program was first established in the city of Ramla-Lod five years ago. A mixed population town with Arab and Jewish Israelis living in co-existence, Ramla is your number one destination to make a deep impact and change the world through education. Once the capital city of Israel, Ramla is considered the hub of Israel, conveniently located between Tel Aviv and Jerusalem.
 
Ashdod
Known to be Israels fifth largest city conveniently located on the Mediterranean coast, Ashdod has a population of over 200,000 people. Many of these people are immigrants from countries such as Morocco, Egypt, Romania, Georgia, Former Soviet Union, Ethiopia, France and Argentina. Over 90% of Ashdod's population is Jewish. Participants will live a 5 minute walk to the beach as well as enjoy the close proximity to Tel Aviv!
 
Israel Teaching Fellows is highly subsidized by Masa Israel Journey and the Israeli Ministry of Education, reducing the program fee to $1000, which includes your round-trip flight, health insurance, and a monthly stipend.
 

For more information, contact:

USA:1-888-351-9897
Canada: 1-866-269-6889
International: +972-3-920-3999

 

 

Israel Teaching Fellows - Israel Experience

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Program Description

Israel Teaching Fellows aims to close the achievement gap in Israel’s education system by placing English-speaking college graduates as English teacher’s aides in schools throughout Israel. The program begins with a month of training including Hebrew ulpan and pedagogical training. Following training, participants will live in small groups throughout Israel and will be placed in schools as English teacher’s aides.
 
Participants will teach for 20 hours per week in their school and will also choose or design a secondary volunteering project in the community in which they live. Successful applicants must have a college degree, have experience in formal or informal education, have previously demonstrated the ability to excel in a cross-cultural environment and a be willing to be immerse themselves in Israeli culture.
 

Highlights

Israel Experience is fortunate to have a partnership with the community of Rishon Le’zion (“The First to Zion”), a vibrant city that was the home to the first major aliyah (immigration) in 1882. Much has changed since then now that it is the fourth largest city in Israel with a thriving metropolitan center filled with parks, cultural centers and commercial areas. The city borders some of the most beautiful Israeli beaches, is centrally located and is just a quick ride from Tel Aviv (12 miles). The city has been putting a large push to making vast improvements in the educational system and your support is needed to help students achieve their potential.
 
Israel Teaching Fellows is highly subsidized by Masa Israel Journey and the Israeli Ministry of Education, reducing the program fee to $1000, which includes your round-trip flight, health insurance, and a monthly stipend.
 

For more information, contact:

 

Israel Teaching Fellows - Israel Pathways

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Program Description

Spend ten months teaching English in Israel alongside a select group of young adults working hand in hand with Israeli youth. Israel Pathways offers teaching fellowships in Netanya, a beachside community on Israel’s Mediterranean Coast, Be'er Sheva, the heart of Israel's Negev Desert with a vibrant young adult population, or Beit She'an, located in the scenic Galilee.
 
Israel Pathways is selecting 60 outstanding college graduates to become Israel Teaching Fellows (ITF) for the 10-month session starting in August 2013.  ITF participants serve as hands-on educators in classrooms and in small group settings. As Fellows in a public school system, you are not just there to teach, but serve as leaders in making your community a better to place to live, learn, play, and grow.
 
Israel Teaching Fellows is highly subsidized by Masa Israel Journey and the Israeli Ministry of Education, reducing the program fee to $1000, which includes your round-trip flight, health insurance, and a monthly stipend.
 

Kibbutz Ulpan

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Program Description

Want to learn Hebrew while living and working on a kibbutz and taking part in its rich and unique culture? Kibbutz Ulpan is one of the most affordable long-term programs in Israel and offers programs at different kibbutzim throughout the year.
 
Participating in a Kibbutz Ulpan is a time-honored tradition that visitors from all over the world have experienced for more than six decades. Today it is an ideal choice for anyone looking to spend some time away from home to become part of a type of community that only exists in Israel.
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