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 Year Program
"Pardes Classic"
This original Pardes program, started in 1972, offers serious study for
post-college age students, with dynamic interactive learning, day and
overnight trips and social action. Students learn both in Havruta and in
seminar-style classes five days per week.
Pardes Educators Program
A two year program of traditional text study at Pardes, leading to a career
as a teacher in a Jewish day school in North America. The program is
generously subsidized and includes monthly living stipends. An optional
Masters in Jewish Education is available with most tuition covered. The
Pardes Educators Program was developed with and is funded by a grant from
The AVI CHAI Foundation.
Pardes Fellows and Advanced Scholars Program
The Pardes Fellows Program is a leadership development program for students
who have experienced at least a year of intensive Jewish text
study in Israel. The Advanced Scholars Program offers
advanced courses in Intensive Halakha, Talmud - Iyun, Halakhic Process
and Talmudic Methodology.
Continuing Education
Pardes offers weekly classes on a range of topics from Talmud to Scribal
Arts, as well as evening shiurim and an open Beit Midrash. Pardes Take-Out
sends faculty members to teach in private homes by arrangement.
Elul High Holiday Program
Through intensive textual study of high holiday themes, participants gain understanding and practical knowledge, which make observance of the high holidays more meaningful for years to come. The program runs from the beginning of September through the day after Yom Kippur, coinciding with the beginning of the academic year.
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Summer Programs
Pardes offers three-week Summer Learning sessions with text study, Hebrew language Ulpan study, and a Curriculum Workshop for novice day school teachers
Executive Seminar
A one-week program geared to executives, professionals and community leaders.
Visitors and Groups
Pardes offers custom programs of one hour to several days for groups
visiting Israel. Individual visitors may request to join Continuing
Education courses.
Pardes in North America
Members of the Pardes faculty teach and lecture throughout North America and Europe. They offer individual classes as well as complete educational programs to community groups, synagogues, alumni, Federation leadership, Jewish Community Centers, Jewish educators, Hillel Foundations and University Judaic Studies Departments.
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