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Our department has gathered all the details for you about the scholarships you can receive, and what its criteria are:

For the scholarship database of the National Union of Students, click here. (hebrew)

For scholarships from the University, click here (english) and also, here (hebrew).

For scholarships of the deanery for social activity for a scholarship click here.

For the scholarship database of “study.co.il” click here.

Click here for Milgapo scholarships – you can search for their scholarships on Google and contact the scholarship providers directly

Scholarships

⭐ The Hi-Tech project is a project of the Student Association in conjunction with Perach, which involves female students studying scientific and technological subjects personally mentoring high school girls throughout the city. In order to promote and encourage young girls to integrate into these professions in the future.

In general:
How much is the scholarship? 7,000 shekels + 2,600 shekels grant for citizens which do reserves in the IDF (at least 10 days a year).
Do you volunteer? Yes, in total 120 annual hours – which comes out to 4 hours per week (twice a week for 2 hours each time) of meeting with the young teen, monthly training sessions, and two seminar days during the year.
Who is it suitable for? Students of scientific and technological professions (engineering, medicine, natural sciences) who want to help young girls from around Beer Sheva realize their potential.
How to register? Register through the Perah website and choose the “Hi-Tech Beer Sheva” program.
https://perach-prj.weizmann.ac.il/PerachStudent/Registration
⭐ Submissions can only be received by registering for the Milgapo premium package.

Important: the winners of the scholarship will receive 4,000 shekels + a tablet + headphones as a gift, the scholarship does not require volunteering, and the transfer of funds is by bank transfer to the student’s bank account!

🔗https://milgapo.co.il/?milga=_milgapo
⭐ A scholarship that is especially valuable for students who attended a high school under ultra-Orthodox / Yeshiva supervision. The scholarship gives bachelor’s degree students 7,000 shekels, and master’s degree students 9,800 shekels! Please note that the scholarship is automatically submitted to those registered in Milgapo and hundreds of students have already been submitted for an automatic scholarship!

🔗https://milgapo.co.il/?milga=_keren-kemach
⭐The Gross Foundation grants scholarships to students who are residents of the periphery, to students from the ultra-orthodox sector, to new immigrants, to lone soldiers, to students of the Ethiopian community, and more! The value of the scholarship may reach up to 7,500 shekels – with some scholarships including volunteering and some with volunteering.

🔗https://milgapo.co.il/?milga=_gruss
⭐The Perach Scholarship, an organization which distributes the largest number of scholarships in Israel, awards scholarships worth 6,500 to 10,000 shekels (depending on whether there is a match from the municipality or not). The submissions must be made during September/October, and the winners will begin volunteering during the academic year

🔗https://milgapo.co.il/?milga=_perach
⭐The scholarship is worth 12,000 shekels and is suitable for all students in Israel studying at an institution recognized by the Milgapo! So far, about 10,000 students have been automatically submitted for the scholarship by Milgapo! This is definitely the time to join milgapo and receive assistance with submissions.

🔗https://milgapo.co.il/?milga=_e4e
Nefesh Yehudi (Jewish Soul) and Milgapo have been working together for over 5 years, and again this year those interested in Premium will receive an automatic application for the scholarship! The scholarship may reach up to 5,000 shekels, and is nationwide, which makes it very convenient for students!

🔗https://milgapo.co.il/?milga=_nefesh-yehudi
⭐ Wow what a scholarship! Full tuition funding for the entire degree + monthly living stipend! The scholarship is intended for students at the following institutions: Ort Brauda, Ariel University, the Technion, Haifa University, Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv University Jaffa, Hebrew, Lev Institute, Sami Shimon, Ben-Gurion University, Sapir.

🔗 https://milgapo.co.il/?milga=_moshal
⭐ The Cyber Summit Scholarship grants scholarships worth up to 75 shekels per hour, amounting to 9,750 shekels per academic year! The Milgapo scholarship website is in full cooperation with the scholarship, and the eligible students will be automatically submitted in the coming week!

🔗https://milgapo.co.il/?milga=_pisgahcyber
⭐ The scholarship is awarded in collaboration with Perach, when the winners will receive: 10,000 shekels, each year, for the entire degree! For the scholarship, 40 hours must be awarded in year 60 hours in year 60 hours in year 3, and 40 hours in year 4 (if there is one).

🔗 https://milgapo.co.il/?milga=_perach-marom
⭐ The scholarship is for women only, and automatic submission is received when signing up for the Milgapo’s premium package on the website! The value of the scholarship: 10,000 shekels!

🔗 https://milgapo.co.il/?milga=_shavot
This scholarship, which has been in cooperation with MILGAPO for 5 years in a row, grants about 50 scholarships a year with an average value of 5,000 shekels. The scholarships are awarded to bachelor’s degree students (second year and above), or to master’s/third degree students in each academic year.

*The scholarship does not require volunteering*
Click here for the scholarship website!

For reference: https://milgapo.co.il/?milga=_merkazezrahi
Students in the south? Dreaming of community life and meaningful work? Come and be a part of the Kidma student village in Nir Oz,
In addition to the quiet routine of the kibbutz, discounted accommodation in a beautiful place, and unforgettable experiences of togetherness await you.
Come and take part in volunteering at Otef!
– A scholarship of 10,000 shekels
– Volunteering with the elderly, activities for children, parah and more..
– Discounted accommodation
https://kedma-hityashvut.org/

Requirements: residence in the student village, female student according to the The Council for Higher Education (המועצה להשכלה גבוהה)

For details and registration: Roy – 054-8063939
The QueenB Association aims to increase the number of women choosing to engage in technological professions and thus the female representation in high-tech. Kevin Bee is an educational-technological association in which female computer science and engineering students throughout the country teach girls to program, and gain guidance and experience in entering the Israeli high-tech industry.
What is required? Teaching programming lessons (in JavaScript and Html languages) as part of weekly lessons (three hours per session)
Who is it for? For female computer science and software engineering students entering their second/third year of the degree
What do you get? A 5,000 shekel scholarship and connections in the QueenB student community
When can yo apply? Scholarship registration is open
Sounds good? You are invited to apply at the following link: https://forms.gle/KNFC7TYmv43nSZNDA
Want to hear more? You are invited to read about us on the website: www.queenb.org.il
What is required? Training two groups a week, each group an hour and a half training
What do you get? A scholarship of 6,000 shekels per year
The Young People Learn Chess (YPLC) family is looking for quality students for about an hour and a half a week. Come teach children chess ♟️ (only basic knowledge is required) and together with us we can give quality values to the younger generation.
Between your tight study schedule, come do something meaningful with us!
There is nothing to worry about – the program will provide you with personal support, students, equipment, textbooks, a classroom, and recommended lesson plans.

*It is possible to do this as a volunteer or as a scholarship
For details and registration > Or 052-689-6210
The first gay student village in Israel is looking for you! Come join a student community that combines residences throughout neighborhood Gimmel (C) in Be’er Sheva. Social life and joint study, creativity, activist freedom, and significant social action scholarships.
Fill out the form in the following link-> https://katzr.net/8e6be5
Requirements:
– Students (for all degrees, in every academic institution and in every year)
– Affinity to the contents of the gay community
– Living in neighborhood Gimmel (C) or willingness to move to the neighborhood area
– Taking part in village activities (about 7 hours per week) and 2 seminars per year
What you get:
– Taking part in the process of building a community with cool people
– Tools for creating authentic social involvement with the participation of the local community
– A space for activist creation and a place to fulfill one’s dream
– A scholarship of 10,000 shekels per year

For details: Rotem Levin – 0549417567
How much money? 6,000 shekels
Need to volunteer? Yes, 120 hours of activity must be completed in order to receive the scholarship
Who is it suitable for? The scholarship for students of medicine, nursing, occupational therapy, physical therapy or social work

The Ruth Vrobel Foundationgrants scholarships to students worth 6,000 shekels.
The scholarships in the Hug project will be awarded to students studying medicine, nursing, social work, occupational therapy or physical therapy and are willing to perform 120 hours of activity in order to receive the scholarship.
The Hug scholarship for students is nationwide, and will be open for submission to all students registered in a recognized institution.
To the scholarship website and more details
How much money? 12,000 shekels
Need to volunteer? Yes, the activity includes attendance at two initiation sessions per week for a total amount of approximately 120-150 hours per year.
Who is it suitable for? For students with a background in guidance
The submission must be made in the months of July-September, when an advantage will be given to students with an instructional/volunteer background.
In order to receive the scholarship, the student must attend two meetings a week for the benefit of the initiation of students in elementary schools, and in the amount of 120-150 hours of activity per year.
To the scholarship website and more details
How much money? 1,000-2,500 dollars
Need to volunteer? No, there is no need for volunteering in exchange for receiving the scholarship.
Who is it suitable for? The HIAS scholarship is a scholarship intended for new immigrant students who immigrated to Israel after 2007. If the student immigrated from Ethiopia, an application can also be submitted if he immigrated after 1990.

For more details and the scholarship website

The application for the scholarship must be submitted in August, when answers will be given by email to each student at the end of December.
How much money? 2,500 shekels
Need to volunteer? No, it is not necessary to volunteer to receive the scholarship.
Who is it suitable for? The scholarships are awarded to students with a low socioeconomic status who have been released in the last 5 years
The Eli Cohen Foundation grants voluntary scholarships of 2,500 shekels to students who have been released from military service in the last 5 years.
Significant priority will be given to students who are new immigrants, lone soldiers, or members of minorities. In addition, the student must have a low socioeconomic status.
The submission is made every year from mid-August to mid-September, when answers are usually awarded only to those received in the area of the month of November.
Another condition for applying is to be a student at an institution recognized by the MLA, where at the end of the registration the association will award 10 scholarships to the most suitable students.
Click here to check suitability for the scholarship
How much money? 5,000 shekels
When can you submit applications? Applications can be submitted all year round
Need to volunteer? The student must participate in four hours a week which mainly include workshops and lectures
Who is it suitable for? The program is intended for Jewish students who have graduated from a public high school, who wish to engage in the content of deepening their Jewish identity.

Receiving the scholarship is conditional upon participation in classes on Judaism, relationships, society and morality, the human soul, personal empowerment, and more. In addition, the scholarship also includes experiential cultural events such as concerts, Shabbats, tours, workshops, etc., all in the scope of up to 4 hours per week.
The scholarship is intended for Jewish students (secular/traditional), and you can join the activity in all parts of the country.
You can apply by registering on the Milgapo website and by requesting automatic submission for the scholarship. Admission to the scholarship is moderated by personal interview.

Click here to check eligibility for the scholarship
How much money? 7,000 shekels.
Need to volunteer? Yes, in order to receive the scholarship, one must do 130 hours of social activity with at-risk youth per year (about 54 shekels per hour).
Who is it suitable for? For female students who have completed full and meaningful national service and have up to 5 years of teaching experience since being discharged.
In order to apply, the student must be a discharged soldier (or properly perform national service), up to 5 years after discharge, with training experience.
The program includes the annual accompaniment and training of a group of boarding school girls in order to prepare them for service and accompany them personally, and also contains weekly group workshops and individual trainings.
It is possible to do the volunteering hours almost all over the country, an advantage is given to female students with a car or other mobility ability.

To the scholarship website and more details
How much money? There are 3 different programs where the scope of the scholarship varies between 10,000 and 15,000 shekels.
Need to volunteer? Yes, the programs require between 160 and 200 annual volunteer hours.
Who is it suitable for? The scholarships are intended for undergraduate and graduate students who come from the social and/or geographic periphery.

Submissions must be submitted in the months of July-August, when answers will probably be given towards the beginning of the school year.

To the scholarship website and more details
How much money? 10,000 shekels
Need to volunteer? Yes, 160 hours a year
Who is it suitable for? for students from the periphery, with priority for students with a low-medium socio-economic background
Applications must be submitted during July-August.
The scholarship is intended for bachelor’s degree students, as well as for master’s degree students, who will study at a recognized educational institution.
Keep up to date on the scholarship website
Ben Gurion’s Department of Social Involvement invites you to register for the Telam program to promote socially sensitive leadership that entitles you to an annual scholarship in the amount of 10,000 shekels.
As part of the program, the participants in the program will contribute their skills to the community (100 hours of activity per year) in a variety of activities with different audiences: populations at risk, populations with special needs, and more.
In addition, they will participate in a theoretical program that includes lectures and workshops in concentrated seminars, coordinator meetings once a month. (In the months when a seminar will be held, there will also be a coordinator meeting) and at the ceremony for the end of the year of activity in the department.
Students at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev with high social awareness, an average grade of the matriculation certificate or degree studies of at least 80 and financial necessity may apply. Priority will be given to students from the periphery or from a low socioeconomic background.
Participation in the program is permitted until the completion of the student’s degree (and no more than 3 years) subject to fulfilling the commitments in the program to the satisfaction of the social engagement department.
Those who are suitable will be invited to a short interview.
So come on, let’s lead the way!

For more details and registration: https://in.bgu.ac.il/cau/Pages/scholar_4_studs.aspx
How much money? 11,800 shekels according to the following breakdown:
– Rent subsidy scholarship 3,000 shekels
– Travel scholarship about 1,300 (according to free monthly rate) shekels
– Activity scholarship 7,500 shekels

The total of all scholarships can be increased to a total of 16,800 subject to participation in the Perach program and meeting the threshold requirements defined by them.

Requirements: living in one of the Eyal villages, a student, and attending dates that you need to attend, and the number of hours.

Acceptance criteria:community orientation, social involvement, and living in one of our pastoral student villages.
For more information and registration, click here.
The program is intended to encourage and assist the outstanding members of the periphery to acquire a quality academic education in higher education institutions after their military service and to form a pool of quality professionals for the leading industries in Israel. The program allows young people to acquire a high added value, technological-scientific profession, and create opportunities where the graduates can join and contribute to the leading forces in the industry.
The students in the program will study for a B.A. in Engineering or Computer Science and will receive personal guidance and academic and financial assistance.
At the same time as their studies, the students will integrate practical experience in leading companies in industry and hi-tech, according to the field of their studies, thereby gaining significant professional experience in preparation for entering the world of employment and career advancement.
The program is in collaboration with the Ministry of Economy and the Foundation and Unit for Orientation of Discharged Soldiers, of the Ministry of Defense and private donors.

Criteria:
– Capacity for academic excellence
– Adjustment for placement in industry during studies
– the educational institution
– The chosen field of study (from engineering and computer science studies)
– Locality of origin located in the periphery and/or income test
– Military/national/civilian service
– An unusual life story
– Unique special populations
– personal interview
For more details, click here.

Registration is officially open until July. The program does not undertake to accept everyone who applies. It is recommended to register as early as possible even if you have not yet been finally accepted to the educational institution.
The uniqueness of the Rothschild Ambassadors program is the combination of knowledge, awareness, action and social leadership and a process of personal, academic and professional development at the same time as academic studies. Through innovation and constant learning, the program sets a high standard for ambassadors and embassies. From a broad point of view, the program deepens horizontal partnerships within the framework of a social practicum – a unique model for activity in social organizations – and the creation of ventures with a broad community impact.
Acceptance criteria:

Young people who are motivated for social action and willing for significant social action and commitment to the community – priority will be given to residents or expats from the social and geographic periphery.
Students who have a balance of 3 years of study for the first degree, in the institutions mentioned above. For master’s degree candidates, we have a special opportunity for you. For more information: Practicum and social action coordinator
Candidates from the Arab society, the Druze sector and candidates from Ethiopia may apply to the organization even in the second year of their studies, in all the institutions mentioned above.

Requirements:
To have a desire and motivation to work for the advancement of society in Israel.
Demonstrate willingness and commitment to learning and personal, professional and academic development.
Participate in a group meeting once a week (for four hours)
To act actively in a social practicum (in the scope of six hours a week) in social organizations throughout the country.
To participate in all the conferences, seminars, workshops and trainings that will be arranged as part of the program.
To have the ability and desire to manage personal time in an optimal way so that you can operate in the above-mentioned areas while complying with your academic study program.

Amount of the scholarship: The annual scholarship of 20,000 shekels, and is is transferred to the student by the academic institution, several times a year, and only on the condition that the student has met all his obligations towards the educational institution and towards the Rothschild Ambassadors program.

To register, click here.
A brief description of the scholarship: “Here Live” is a social and innovative residential project by the National Union of Students and the Ministry of Social Equality. As part of the program, the students live in homes of senior citizens and perform social activities together. The project is a response to the most pressing needs among both populations. On the one hand, the phenomenon of loneliness that is common among senior citizens living alone, and on the other hand, the high housing prices that the students have to deal with, most of whom live in rented apartments.
Registration for the “Kan Garim” program is underway!

For the shared residence and performing 160 annual hours of social activity, a scholarship of 8,000 shekels will be awarded.

Conditions for acceptance:
– A student who studies two semesters a year and in each semester at least 2 courses.
– A commitment to stay at the home of the senior citizen for a minimum of 3 nights a week and in total for a period of residence of no less than 9 months and no more than 12 months
– Commitment and availability to carry out 5 social hours a week with the citizen and veteran and a total of 160 hours throughout the year of activity.

For details and registration click here.
General information: Education and Culture were very close to the hearts of the deceased, their home in Netanya hosted various cultural events over the years. In order to combine the sensitivity to the social issue, and the cultural consciousness, the foundation was established.
Scholarship amount: 3,000-5,000 shekels
Criteria: students in recognized higher education institutions (not including certificate studies and/or preparatory studies), who have physical disabilities.
Phone: 03-5248141
As part of the extensive activities of the Jewish Agency in the fields of society and education in Israel, every year the scholarship unit grants tuition assistance to students studying in recognized institutions of higher education in Israel.
Tuition scholarships are awarded as part of dedicated projects held by the Jewish Agency with the aim of helping young people develop, progress and succeed socially and economically on their way to acquiring higher education and on their steps towards integration into Israeli society.

The aid is intended for diverse target audiences among the student population in Israel with an emphasis on new immigrant students and students studying in the settlements of the social and economic periphery, graduates of the youth immigration villages and more. This assistance is made possible thanks to the blessed contributions of the Jewish communities around the world and the contributions of many in Israeli society, who work together with the Jewish Agency for the younger generation in the State of Israel.

For contact – 02-6202860.
The ISAF Foundation from France grants scholarships to promising students coming from the economic-social-geographical periphery of Israel, emphasizing their socio-economic status, academic potential and social involvement.
Requirements:
Mandatory attendance at the social leadership program which includes about 15 meetings during the year on Fridays.
Social action in the community in one of the social projects in the program, amounting to 4 hours per week
Training sessions in the scope of 5-8 sessions throughout the year.
Acceptance criteria: Promising students from the economic-social-geographical periphery of Israel are admitted to membership in the ISAF Foundation, with an emphasis on their socio-economic status, academic potential and social involvement.
Additional admission conditions:
Full military or civilian service.
Full scope of academic studies.
In the coming year, the student will start the first or second year of studies for a bachelor’s degree with a balance of at least three years of studies.
Membership in the ISAF Foundation will only be possible for students studying in institutions where the foundation has a joint program – for the list of programs click here
Voluntary activity in the community and social involvement.
A commitment not to carry out or participate in any action that would harm the values of the fund as an apolitical, Jewish and Zionist fund, which recognizes the State of Israel as the state of the Jewish nation.
Amount of the scholarship: A scholarship of NIS 20,000, annually in cooperation with the academic institutions and other partners.

For more details you can click here
The university tries to help any student who needs financial help during his studies. Assistance is provided through a scholarship or loan.
The criteria for determining eligibility for a study scholarship are detailed in the application form for assistance and are determined according to the guidelines of a public committee.

Undergraduate students receive aid scholarships from and through the university.

» Scholarships for outstanding athletes.
» Scholarships for students with physical disabilities (Scholarship named after the late Pnina and Shimon Kaspo).
» Scholarships for students who excel in voluntary social activity.

Bachelor’s degree students who receive a scholarship must do a social activity for the scholarship.

Scholarship registration is open to old students.
For new students (students who have been admitted to the university for the academic year): may submit an application from the date of notification of their admission to the university until 10/17/2021.
Apply online for the scholarship »
If you love people and believe in community social action then come join a young, vibrant and high-quality team of students in the Larry and Lillian Goodman Open Apartments Program! The open apartments program provides its student members with a unique opportunity to experience and get to know the community life in the city of Be’er Sheva, to influence and bring about a significant change in the community and to learn and grow.
The program allows its student members to integrate into a special and experiential social activity that educates about values and the development of a healthy and just society. The students carry out various activities for the sake of the community and with the participation of the community in order to promote shared community responsibility (empowering the community, creating a space for action, cultivating leadership skills and social entrepreneurship among the students).

The activity takes place in the scope of 8 hours per week on average, which include, among others:

Instructing classes (art, music, sports, cooking, theater, enrichment and more).
“Family adoption” – personally mentoring a family from the neighborhood.
Participation in the enrichment program for students.
Participation in community events (a project to paint apartments for the community, a community theater show, etc.).
Participation in activities intended for the residents of the neighborhood (mainly on holidays) as well as a concentrated summer activity that lasts about four days.
The program provides a high reward of rent reimbursement (in specific areas in the old neighborhoods of the city) up to an amount of 1,200 shekels for the months of October – June in the relevant year, as well as a one-time scholarship of 2,000 or 3,000 shekels (depending on the residential area).

Priority in admission will be given to students with high social awareness, leadership ability and training abilities.

You can read and register through the program website

You can read about us on the program’s Facebook page
Young business leadership is looking for sensitive people to lead at-risk youth groups across the country.
Amount of the scholarship: 8,000 NIS.

The scholarship has an annual scope of 6 hours per week, a meeting of an hour and a half once a week with the group and 4.5 hours per week of envelope (telephones, adjusting the training system for the group, etc.), as well as annual trainings.

Acceptance criteria:

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree student, an advantage for business administration/economics/industrial engineering and management/education/social work students.
Affinity to work with youth at risk.
Mandatory experience in instructing groups of teenagers, an advantage for experience with at-risk youth and/or special populations.
Experience in community work, which requires coordination between different organizations in the community.
Required: affinity and educational vision, initiative, perseverance, faith in the way and motivation.
Big head and organizational ability.
For more details – 03-9611126.
To send a resume – [email protected]

To the scholarship website and more details
Disabled IDF members of the organization who meet the criteria listed in the district, who study in institutions of higher education and who do not receive study funding from the Ministry of Defense or any other institution (with the exception of partial funding that will be detailed in the application including permits).
For your information, scholarships are conditional on financial sources from donations available to the scholarship committee.
Requests for a scholarship should be directed to the organization’s districts.
The organization does not undertake to fulfill all the requests submitted.
Each request must be accompanied by:
1. Study permit.
2. Confirmation of the tuition fee.
3. Receipts paid.

For more details and registration forms – click here.
Scholarship for a total of: 9,750
Achva LGBT student organization creates communities and operates on more than 20 campuses across the country. Achva is a joint venture of the National Union of Israeli Students, the LGBT Association, and Perach. Achva is the home of the proudest students on the campuses. Achva creates a social, equal-rights and tolerant LGBT community for the gay community within the academy. This is the opportunity for you to promote activism, to help create a world of content and culture for LGBT people and a safe space where every student can express who they really are.

Want to accompany a team of talented campus coordinators? Want to lead a region in Israel towards change? Want to be the significant figure in the lives of your teammates?

Responsibilities of the regional coordinator:
Ongoing accompaniment, mentoring and leading of the campus instructors in the relevant geographic area.
Conducting area meetings and personal calls to team members once a month.
Building annual work plans and monitoring them.
Active participation in the national headquarters.
Maintaining contact with the student associations in the activity area.
Active participation and involvement in all fraternity events throughout the year.

Scholarship requirements:
A student studying at a recognized academic institution
Excellent interpersonal skills.
Leadership, initiative, order and organization.
Experience in leading groups and training – an advantage.
Motivation for social change and impact on the LGBT community.
Willingness to travel in the activity area and headquarters meetings in the center of the country.

To register
Scholarship for a total of: 6,500 NIS
Achva LGBT student organization creates communities and operates on more than 20 campuses across the country. Achva is a joint venture of the National Union of Israeli Students, the LGBT Association, and Perach. Achva is the home of the proudest students on the campuses. Achva creates a social, equal-rights and tolerant LGBT community for the gay community within the academy. This is the opportunity for you to promote activism, to help create a world of content and culture for LGBT people and a safe space where every student can express who they really are.

Want to lead real change on your campus? Want to guide the people who together will build a community that will bring about a better world? Want to initiate projects within your campus? This is the time to need brotherhood.

Responsibilities of the campus coordinator:
Facilitating Achva once every two weeks on campus or alternatively holding a significant activity on campus with an outline that will be agreed upon in advance.
Continuous activity on LGBT issues in accordance with the nature of the campus and the annual work plan.
Participation in two training seminars and two national enrichment days during the year.
Creating a highlight event that appeals to the entire campus community.
Raising a pride event on the campus during the pride week that appeals to the entire campus community.
Training in a national seminar during a weekend in the second semester.
Keeping in regular contact with the student union of the campus where the activity takes place.

Scholarship requirements:
A student studying at an academic institution recognized by the MLA or MHT.
Motivation for social change and impact on the campus community (LGBTQ and general).
Leadership, responsibility, initiative.
Experience in guiding and/or guiding groups and/or motivating and managing volunteers.
Excellent interpersonal skills.
The ability to produce events – an advantage.

To register click here
Scholarship for a total of: 9,750 shekels
Achva is an LGBT student organization that creates communities and operates on more than 20 campuses across the country.

Achva is a joint venture of the National Union of Israeli Students, the LGBT Association, and Perach. Achva is the home of the proudest students on the campuses. Achva creates a social, equal-rights and tolerant LGBT community for the gay community within the academy. This is the opportunity for you to promote activism, to help create a world of content and culture for LGBT people and a safe space where every student can express who they really are. Want to lead real change on your campus? Want to guide the people who together will build a community that will bring about a better world? Want to initiate projects within your campus? This is the time!

For the next activity year, we are looking for fellows for a variety of leading staff positions!

*All the duties of the headquarters include:
Participation in two training seminars throughout the year.
Participating in three seminars for the team and all participants in the fellowship.
Participation in two national enrichment days during the year.
Headquarters meeting once every three weeks (12 per year).
Accompanying and leading a team (for the relevant positions).
Receiving ongoing support.

Pedagogy coordinator:
Amount of the scholarship: 9,750 shekels
Do you want to be responsible for creating an infrastructure for the Achva’s activity throughout the country? Do you want to build the support system of the coordinators? Do you enjoy training?
The role:
Instructing a team of up to 3 fellows
Responsible for building the pedagogy and accompaniment processes at all levels (headquarters, teams, field).
Responsible for settlement and control of the accompanying and training processes at all levels.
Responsible for the content of 5 seminars (adjustments and construction) and the two national enrichment days.
Active participation and involvement in all fraternity events throughout the year.
Scholarship requirements:
A student studying at a recognized academic institution
Significant experience in training/instructing groups and/or managing community processes – mandatory
Responsibility, initiative, creativity.
Drive and self-propelled ability.
Experience in managing a pedagogical system – a significant advantage
Background in the LGBT world – an advantage

Digital Coordinator
Want to bring Achva’s incredible activities to the front line? Want to produce quality content that will reach students? You’ve already heard so much about the Achva and you don’t understand how everyone hasn’t heard yet?
The role:
Managing Achva’s digital activity: Facebook page, Instagram, and the website.
Advertising Achva’s activities throughout the year.
Production of 3 digital campaigns during the year.
Creating original and high-quality content from the activity in the field, as well as to arouse interest among students.
Apprenticeship of campus coordinators in the field of media.
Scholarship requirements:
A student studying at a recognized academic institution
Experience in the digital field – mandatory
Creativity, flight, responsibility, initiative
Drive and self-initiated ability.
Graphic design – an advantage.
Background in the LGBT world – an advantage.

To register
The Ben Gurion University’s Student Union in collaboration with the ‘Together Association’, the Ministry of Social Affairs and the Municipality of Be’er Sheva, are issuing a call for the recruitment of students for social activities within the framework of the ‘For the Mind’ program. The program offers enrichment courses for people with special needs, the upcoming cycle will be the 6th cycle of the program. The purpose of the program is to provide a general education at the university for a specific population. The program includes 4 enrichment courses: management, introduction to medicine, citizenship, and geography. Each class will have about 15 students with special needs (mild mental retardation, rehabilitation population, high-functioning autism, cerebral palsy).

The teaching is in pairs, together with another student from the same school. The meetings will be held on the university campus with the exception of 2 tours of the city, once a week on Tuesdays between the hours of 18:00 and 20:30 throughout the academic year.

In addition, the students are obliged to participate in a theoretical program of a lecture/workshop/seminar on issues of society, economy and leadership in Israel as part of ‘public activists’.

For participating in the program, a scholarship of 9,000 shekels will be paid to the student.

The activity includes great responsibility, independent work, initiative, ability to work in a team and good human relations.

To apply, send a resume to the email: [email protected]
“Sport for Peace” Scholarship – Peres Center for Peace
Link to the project – “Sports for peace” – a scholarship from the Peres Center for Peace and the Student Union – the National Union of Students (nuis.co.il)
The “Street Making” scholarship of the Ben Gurion Student Union
Scholarship amount: 9,000 shekels

Street making – what do we do?
1. Creating connections between the old residents of the city and the student body through community events in the urban space.
2. Strengthening the affinity and sense of local pride of the permanent residents and students for their living space – changing the image of the old neighborhoods in order to show that with the help of joint work, significant improvements in the quality of the neighborhoods can be brought about.
3. Encouraging activism of the residents – the participation of the residents as partners in maintaining the neighborhood over time.
4. Strengthening local bodies operating in the old neighborhoods
5. Improving the visibility of the streets in the old neighborhoods of the city, over time

Acceptance criteria:
A desire to promote the community activity of the project,
Open-minded
Experience in community social work – an advantage
*The work is physical work, among other things in gardening

There are two standards for the scholarship.

Application and interest by email: [email protected]
To the project page: click here