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This scholarship opportunity assists new immigrants to pursue post-secondary education, obtain professional training, or re-certify and upgrade their skills. To be eligible, applicants must have arrived in Canada in the past 5 years, be current or former clients of JIAS Toronto, and have demonstrated financial need.
For students studying teacher training and/or Judaic studies. Must teach in a Jewish school in Canada for 2 years upon completion of studies.
The Jewish Federation of Nashville and Middle Tennessee wants to encourage Jewish Students to visit Israel. In order to make this possible, the Federation provides incentive grants for Israel programs to qualified student candidates.
Rising high school juniors and seniors in the Memphis Jewish community are eligible for up to $3000 in funding to participate in a recognized summer or semester program in Israel, while high school graduates in the Memphis Jewish community are eligible for up to $4000 in funding to participate in a recognized gap year, summer, or semester program in Israel (through age 32)
The purpose of the Israel Grants is to provide supplemental financial aid to be applied toward educational and Jewish identity-strengthening programs in Israel. This partial grant reflects the Federation's desire to increase the number of those who will have the opportunity to go to Israel. This is a one time grant. However, if money is available, students may apply a second time.
The Sarah B. and Louis M. Kesselman Israel Program Scholarship Fund is a scholarship program for greater Milwaukee residents ages 18 – 30 who will be spending a semester or year in Israel.
These scholarships are for residents of the Greater Philadelphia area, from eighth grade students to adults of all ages, who would like to participate in educational or volunteer programs. This scholarship fund helps participants deepen their Jewish knowledge and identity to prepare to contribute to American Jewish communal life.
The Morton Stein Scholarship Fund for Orthodox Yeshivot in Israel enables financially needy residents of the Greater Philadelphia area, including high school and college-age youth, young adults and teachers in Jewish settings, to attend study programs in Orthodox Yeshivot in Israel.
A limited number of grants of up to $2,000 are awarded to chosen recipients who attend local music schools to help with the financial demands of the necessities of life.
The Jewish Federation of Central Alabama (JFCA) makes Israel Program grants available to local Jewish students. The grants are award for first time trips to Israel. This grant will be for a program in Israel that is sponsored by an educational or religious organization that is approved by the JFCA.