Our Programs
The Kibbutz Program Center in NY registers only participants from North America. For other countries please contact the program's office in Israel directly: Kibbutz Ulpan , Classic Volunteering, MaslulIshi-Itrack.
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Kibbutz UlpanKibbutz Ulpan is a 5 month program for young adults aged 18-35. Participants study Hebrew and also volunteer on a kibbutz. There are Ulpan programs on 9 kibbutzim across Israel. Each kibbutz has a different start date which means that you can participate in a Kibbutz Ulpan program when it is most convenient for you.
Specialized Kibbutz Ulpan Programs: · Post college Kibbutz Ulpan at kibbutz Tzuba · Kibbutz Ulpan Dati at kibbutz Sde Eliyahu · A month long Kibbutz Ulpan summer program |
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itrackAllows participants to create the program of their dreams. We design a personalized program, allowing participants to explore their own areas of interest, within the framework of a program. All programs include Hebrew tuition, monthly excursions and weekly cultural events. Housing is mainly in Tel Aviv. All of our KPC programs can be incorporated into your personalized iTrack Israel experience.
Classic VolunteeringSince 1967 more than one hundred thousand kibbutz volunteers have arrived in Israel. Moreover, the number is still growing. As the volunteers contribute to the needs of the kibbutz, the kibbutz offers in return an exciting and unique working holiday experience. A holiday with the possibility to meet, live and work with both Israeli youngsters as well as with other kibbutz volunteers from countries and cultures from far and near.
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Solidarity of Nations- Achvat Amim |
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We aim to bring people together who are motivated to make real change in the world around them. Achvat Amim, along with partners including Rabbis for Human Rights, an Israeli human rights organization that gives "voice to the Jewish tradition of human rights", connects participants to projects that aim to end racism, violence and inequality as an essential building block for a society based on values that are central to Judaism such as justice, equity, and peace.
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Kibbutz Program Center | 25 Broadway 9th floor New York, NY, 10004 | (212) 462 2764 | kibbutzprogramcenter@gmail.com
