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The NA'ALE Program ( ) is a program sponsored by the Israeli Ministry of Education and the Sochnut (Jewish Agency for Israel) which allows Jewish teenagers from the diaspora to study and earn a high school diploma in Israel.1This one of a kind program brings Jewish teenagers from around the world to study in some of the best Israeli high schools for three or four years.2Potential candidates have to register, fill out an application, send in documents and undergo a few tests in order to be accepted to the program. Candidates are accepted based on how they did on the tests and interviews. Each student on the program gets a full scholarship funded by the Ministry of Education. The scholarship includes a flight to Israel (from anywhere in the world), full tuition, books, notebooks and writing utensils, health insurance, full room and board, an allowance for traveling in Israel, pocket money, money for clothing, a phone card and more. Graduates of the program are eligible for an additional scholarship of two years of academic studies anywhere in Israel. During its existence, over 10,000 teenagers that came to Israel without their parents have graduated from Israeli high schools. The students are considered foreign students and therefore are not required to change their citizenship or immigrate to Israel throughout the course of their studies. The decision to remain in Israel is theirs alone. If a student wishes to leave the program at any point he may do so.3
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NAALE Program ( ) is a program sponsored by the Israeli Government and Sochnut (Jewish Agency for Israel) that allows Jewish teenagers from the diaspora to graduate high-schools in Israel and achieve high-school diploma (complete matriculation exams). During the period the project NAALE exists, over 10,000 teenagers that came to Israel without their parents graduated Israeli high-schools. The word "NAALE" is a Hebrew acronym of "Teenagers Emigrating Before Parents" ( ).
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Naale Elite Academy ( ) is an international program which enables Jewish teenagers from the diaspora to study and complete their high school education in Israel for free.Founded in a joint effort with the Jewish Agency , Naale Elite Academy was established in 1992 with a goal of providing Jewish high school students worldwide the opportunity to live and complete their high school diploma in Israel. The program brings Jewish teenagers from around the world to study in some of the best Israeli high schools for three or four years. Potential candidates must be eligible according to Israel's Law of Return and must undergo a registration and testing process prior to being accepted to the program.Each student on the program receives a complete scholarship funded by the Israeli Ministry of Education .The scholarship includes a flight to Israel, full tuition, health insurance, full room and board and more.At the end of the program graduates can choose to stay in Israel and make Aliyah or they can choose to return abroad with a fully recognized international diploma.
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Naale Elite Academy ( ) is an international program jointly funded by the Israeli Ministry of Education and the Jewish Agency . It enables Jewish teenagers from the diaspora to study and complete their high school education in Israel for free. The program brings Jewish teenagers worldwide to study for three or four years in a number of designated Israeli high schools which enroll regular students from the surrounding area, but also have Naale dormitories on their premises or within a walking distance (the latter usually in a moshav ) and which employ specialized Hebrew language teachers to handle Naale program students.With de facto 90% of graduates staying to reside permanently in Israel and 20000 students since the program inception as of 2022, Naale is a substantial source of (vetted) adolescent immigrants with the graduates joining the IDF , studying in Israeli universities or entering the Israeli workforce.
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Naale Elite Academy ( Hebrew : נעל״ה ) is an international program jointly funded by the Israeli Ministry of Education and the Jewish Agency .It enables Jewish teenagers from the diaspora to study and complete their high school education in Israel for free, and encourages them to immigrate to Israel or the occupied territories after the program.
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Wikipedia's first sentence called it “program sponsored by the israeli government and sochnut”. Today it says “international program jointly funded by the israeli ministry of education and the jewish agency”. Sections present on October 6, 2023 no longer exist: “Regular academic track; Controversy”. Read the current article and compare.
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program sponsored by the israeli government and sochnut
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international program jointly funded by the israeli ministry of education and the jewish agency
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