Keren Hanan Aynor offers a special opportunity for those interested in supporting our talented and motivated students to acquire academic degrees and achieve their dreams. This program enables a sponsor or group of sponsors to designate a named scholarship on behalf of one or several students. Scholarship sponsors may select students from a particular geographic location or may choose to focus their scholarship on students enrolled in a particular field.
These scholarships enable you to be in direct contact with the student(s) whose studies you are supporting and to establish personal relationships with them over the course of their degrees.
The Elke Aynor (z”l) Scholarship
Elke Aynor, the daughter-in-law of Hanan Aynor, immigrated to Israel from Mexico in 1981. She worked for Israeli television and ran several educational programs in Jerusalem with various organizations. In her memory, and to encourage Ethiopian Israeli students to study Communications (Journalism, Television, Radio, Film, etc.), Keren Hanan Aynor has established a scholarship for an outstanding student in this field.
Benad Avital, of blessed memory Scholarship
Prior to his retirement, Benad served as Israel’s ambassador to Thailand and Singapore.
This year KHA has a special program in cooperation with “Start-Up”. The program begins its seventh year of operations in the South of Israel and seeks to advance higher education amongst young Ethiopian Isarelis.
Students, who meet the following criteria can participate in the program:
Hadassah Academic College is one of the top academic institutions in Israel. The college is recognized by the Council for Higher Education and its tuition is parallel to the universities. It views itself as a leading academy in a constantly-changing world and as such, places emphasis on relevant academic programs aimed at providing students with the tools for long-term development in the employment market. In its 43 years of operation, the college has trained thousands of graduates in various fields. Today, there are 13 academic programs for Bachelor’s degrees in a variety of disciplines: computer sciences, medical laboratory sciences, environmental sciences, biotechnology, optometry sciences, communication disorders, social work, photographic communications, inclusive industrial design, politics and communications, economics and accounting, behavioral sciences and management of service organizations. In addition, there are four scholastic programs for Master’s degrees in optometry sciences, communication disorders, computer sciences and management of service organizations.
As part of the college’s extensive efforts to make higher education accessible to broader populations, it operates several different pre-academic preparatory programs that assist young adults who lack the prerequisites for acceptance by academic programs. Not only does the college teach ensure that its students leave with excellent academic and professional tools, it also takes responsibility by actively working to integrate its students and graduates into the work force. Therefore, over five years ago, the Center for Career Management was opened, based on the understanding that during their studies and in the years following completion of their degrees, students can benefit significantly from guidance in their first steps toward integration into the work force, with job offers, placements, employer connections, workshops and more.
WeCode is Israel’s first and only Academic-Coding Bootcamp focusing on individuals from underprivileged and diverse backgrounds with participants hailing from the full spectrum of Israeli society: the Ethiopian community, Arab society, ultra-orthodox communities, and immigrants.In addition, this year WeCode accepted applicants that were economically affected by Covid19 (unemployed). The WeCode training model consists of a new and innovative training that combines academic core classes in computer science, an industry demand-driven coding bootcamp, and a strong focus on 21st century digital and interpersonal skills. We enable our graduates, as part of our program, to find entry-level positions as programmers in hi-tech companies, attain upward social mobility and as a result, substantially impact their lives, their communities, and the entire hi-tech industry in a positive fashion. Our ultimate goal is to create a national employment mobility channel and allow multiple Israeli populations to integrate into our Hi-Tech industry, and to assist in narrowing the socio-economic gaps in Israel. WeCodes’ unique model has won the prestigious Google EDU innovation grant for two years in a row and has had a 90% success rate in placing its graduates at leading companies. By introducing our students to the hi-tech industry, we are also doing our part to enhance the supply of strong, home-grown programmers for the tech industry in Israel.
תשנ”ד – 5 תשנ”ה – 11 תשנ”ו – 21 תשנ”ז – 80 תשנ”ח – 120 תשנ”ט – 139 תש”ס – 176 תשס”א – 230 תשס”ב – 236 תשס”ג – 270 תשס”ד – 270 תשס”ה – 258 תשס”ו – 246 תשס”ז – 212 | תשס”ח – 163 תשס”ט – 130 תש”ע – 150 תשע”א – 102 תשע”ב – 100 תשע”ג – 141 תשע”ד – 73 תשע”ה – 67 תשע”ו – 92 תשע”ז – 178 תשע”ח – 138 תשע”ט – 240 תש”פ – 306 תשפ”א – 418 תשפ”ב – 365 תשפ”ג – 409 |
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