Sunday, April 06, 2008

Survival Yeshiva


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A Mechinah is a post-high school program for Israeli boys that prepares them physically and spiritually for army service. It is a yeshiva program that teaches Torah, leadership and life skills. Because of its practical nature, a Mechinah teaches the Torah knowledge needed to survive and thrive in the real world.

With the increasing success of Mechinah programs, the curriculum has been adapted for American students. Leadership Yeshiva Academy is the result. It combines Torah studies with physical and leadership training. From its website:
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Leadership
Students learn practical skills encouraging them to be responsible and decisive, to persevere, build their self-esteem and use their personal capabilities to the maximum. This is done through special programs including army training exercises, group dynamics, survival courses, treks, martial arts, etc. Through our special activities students receive the life-long tools to help them in their personal endeavors and to assume leadership roles that will best contribute to Am Israel and Eretz Israel.

Yeshiva
Where better to connect to Torah than the land and home of the Jewish people? LYA has a comprehensive Torah curriculum, emphasizing Gemara, hashkafa, Tanach, chasidut and much more. Additionally, LYA has integrated their Torah studies with Hispin Hesder Yeshiva. Students benefit: (1) From learning with advanced Israeli chevrutot; (2) The high Torah standards espoused by Israeli Yeshivot; and (3) Making personal contact with their Israeli peers. Our intensive learning program equips students with the skills to continue independent Torah study for life.
Academy
Students undertake several courses at an Israeli Academic Institute. Courses are run through the Department of Israel Studies and include a range of topics focusing on the political and social issues of the Middle East. The courses give students an in depth understanding of contemporary Jewish and Israeli national issues. This will help them better understand and represent Israel to their peers and on college campuses. Students receive university accreditation.
Learn more about this program for your sons and students: link


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