
Helping Haredi Students Prepare for Medical School
Netzach Educational Network has opened a Medical School Preparatory Program (Mechina) in Jerusalem, for Haredi men and women who want to become doctors, and who
Established in 2017, Netzach is an ultra-Orthodox (Charedi) network of educational institutions (elementary through post-high school) whose mission is to provide its students with an outstanding Charedi education and in parallel work towards a Bagrut (matriculation) certificate, which is a prerequisite for higher education in Israel. These studies include mathematics, English, the sciences and civics for both elementary and high school students.
The network’s vision is one where our academic program empowers graduates to create a strong, financially viable future for them, their future families, and the Israeli economy, while remaining strongly connected to their core values of Torah observance.
In addition to an outstanding education, our goal is to mold our students into well-rounded individuals. By instilling in them a sense of civic awareness and life skills, each individual student undergoes their own personal development and acquires tools that will help them conduct themselves with grace and respect, giving them the advantage of integrating more easily into all situations.
Today, the growing Netzach network is 12 schools strong. We currently serve 1,500 students and fully expect to be serving 2,500 within two years (not including the 14,000 students registered at our Eshkolot Virtual School).
Micah 6:8
Instilling the foundations of faith, worshiping G-d, and the study of Torah as a way of life.
Education furthering Derech Eretz, truth, virtue, and a love of Israel.
Developing general knowledge, life, social and learning skills, and striving for excellence.
Cultivating personal and social responsibility, reflected in working for the common good and community involvement.
Rabbi Menachem Bombach
Netzach Educational Network has opened a Medical School Preparatory Program (Mechina) in Jerusalem, for Haredi men and women who want to become doctors, and who
Nishmat HaTorah Yeshiva High School in Jerusalem marked their completion of Gemara Tractate Kiddushin last week with a special Siyum. The event was dedicated to
Charedi Yeshiva graduates from the Beitar Hassidic Seminary have received their ‘Bagrut’ matriculation certificates, with two students awarded Certificates of Excellence from Israel’s Ministry of
Darkei-Sara High School students enjoyed a unique three-day program in December, exploring their involvement in Israeli society. The “Masa Ma’agalim” program was designed by Darkei-Sara
Israel’s Ashkenazi Chief Rabbi Dovid Lau visited Netzach’s Nishmat HaTorah Yeshiva High School in Jerusalem during Chanukah. His message was that just as every soccer
Nishmat HaTorah Yeshiva High School in Jerusalem has been inviting leaders of the Haredi community with inspirational life stories to address their students. In the
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