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Shalem: A more complete religious Israel program
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Young Judaea Year Course


Freshman University Program in Israel


Year Course 2009-2010
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At the core of Young Judaea’s year-long programs in Israel is Year Course, a post-high school program that immerses college-bound students into life in Israel for nine months, blending academic study, community living, volunteering, travel, and fun.


NEW Specialty Tracks for 2009-2010
Social Action GHANA

Tikkun Olam (social action) volunteer in education, public health or working with the poor
Business

Travel to China and India learn about international business, business concepts and opportunities to intern in Israeli businesses
New Specialty Tracks for 2008-2009 year!
Athletic Track

Exercise, Competition and Leadership!
Culinary Arts

Calling All Cooks!!
Visual Arts

Let Israel be your canvas!
Performing Arts

Israel is your stage!
Medicine

Is there a doctor in the house?
Fashion Design

Clothing, Accessories, Trends, Design!

Travel the world with our Year Course Olami add-on trip tracks!
The Zionist Revolution

France
Eastern Europe
(Hungary, Poland, Czech Republic)
Morocco
Ethiopia
The Lost Jewish Communities

Portugal
Uganda
South Africa
India
Sephardic Judaism and Zionism

Spain
Holland
Greece
Turkey


Explore Your Judaism
Shalem

Designed for Orthodox and observant Jewish youth who are interested in experiencing the Year Course program within a religious framework, Shalem combines a Beit Midrash program of traditional Torah studies with the volunteering and experiential components of Year Course. The interaction between Shalem and other Year Course sections enriches the perspective of all Year Course participants, religious and non-religious alike, and serves as an example of cooperation and mutual respect between streams of Judaism.
Shevet

Currently in its second year, Shevet is our Judaic exploration track giving participants the opportunity to learn about and experiment with the traditions of Modern Orthodox Judaism. Through special events, classes, guest speakers, and field trips, you will be exposed to this modern Jewish lifestyle, and will have the opportunity to ask questions of your own to our knowledgeable educational staff. If you are interested in becoming further connected to your own Jewish identity while in Israel, and are interested in exploring different ways of Jewish living, Shevet may be the program for you. Various levels of current Jewish observance accepted.