Curriculum

Our study curriculum was meticulously prepared using professional guidelines. The program was established in accordance with the instruction of the Rebbe in respect to the education of Bnot Yisrael as described in Igrot Kodesh. A supplementary curriculum of Hebrew studies, Jewish history and familiarity of the geography and history of the land of Israel has also been developed.

The aim of the program is to expand the horizons of our students by improving their existing textual skills and developing additional leadership skills. We also aim to give our students a firm foundation so they could be articulate in discussions and presentation of Torah views to others, as illuminated by Chassidut, regarding a wide variety of contemporary issues especially in relation to events in Eretz Yisrael.
The student is the focus of our curriculum and all subjects will be taught in an interactive and practical way. Field trips, special seminars, volunteering opportunities and joint activities with local students will form an integral part of our ten month program.

 

Courses

תניא
An in depth study of Tanya with an emphasis on the relevance and application of Tanya to daily living.

מאמרים
The course involves the study of the classic, fundamental Chassidic discourses delivered by previous Reebeim in addition to specific study of the maamarim of the our generations Rebbe such as
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נושאים בחומש בראשית
The course is offered on two levels. 
An exploration of the selected topics from the former half of Bereishis through the eyes of the Talmud, the aggadah, and classical biblical commentaries including Rashi, Ibn Ezra and Ramban, Rambam, Rashbam;  includes the exposition of modern commentaries such as Ohr Hachaim and Kli Yakar;  major emphasis placed on careful analysis and comparison of the commentaries.
סמליות בתורה
A unique exploration of symbolism in selected topics of the Torah beyond the surface, pshat dimension. Topics that have been repeatedly learned previously are explained through understanding the essence and deep meaning of the idea.

הלכה-פרקי אורח חיים

A study of selected topics in the areas of waking up in the morning, kashrus, shabbos, prayer and blessings, using the shulchan Aruch and Shulchan Aruch harav as the text, the student focuses on the philosophy and practice of Jewish Law as it affects daily life.

גמרא
The course is offered on two levels.

A study of selected woman related topics from the Gmara

ביאורי תפילה
A literal and analytical explanation of the words of prayer according to pshat and chassidus.

עניני גאולה ומשיח

דע מה שתשיב
On answering frequently asked questions in Judaism. Students pose relevant, topical questions which are discussed and answered according to Chassidus over the course of the class.

פרשת השבוע
A collection of insights according to pshat and sichos of the Rebbe into the weekly Torah portion enabling the student to enhance her appreciation of the sedrah.

עברית
This course is offered on two levels.
Both the study of day to day Israeli Hebrew which is connected to the 'Israel experience' as well as the study of classical Hebrew in which the chief texts are the timeless literary works of RabiEhuda Halevi and the Rashbag.

הדרכה לחיים
A framework for Students to develop their social, leadership, public speaking and communication skills as preparation for their possible future roles as communal leaders.

הדרכה לנשואין
A preparation for marriage, the course analyses the essential, spiritual and physical differences between man and woman, and provides insights on how to deal with these differences. Also discussed in this course is the meaning of the wedding and other marital issues in the light of Chassidut.

הדרכה בחינוך ילדים
Methods of methodology and pedagogy, this course ties strongly with the seminaries mission.

הפטרה
A study of the weekly haftara on a pshat level, and according to chassidut.
נביאים
A study of selected topics from נביאים ראשונים ואחרונים

ידיעת הארץ
A study of the history of eretz Yisrael and the establishment of the State, with a focus on the Lubavitcher Rebeeims (The Rashab and Rayatz) approach to Zionism.