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HannaAliyah-coordinator — Ministry of Aliyah

Starting point

Young primary-school teacher

Track

Public Sector

City

Netanya

How it started

Hanna wanted to be a social worker since 7th grade. Her matriculation average (92) was high enough to apply for Atidim Academic in her final high-school year.

Atidim — full funding + guaranteed service

Bachelor's in social work at Bar-Ilan University (long track, including psychology and community work). Atidim's cohort was supportive — 12 community members in the year, meeting monthly for dinner.

Civil service — first role

After the degree — placement at the Aliyah Ministry as Aliyah coordinator for olim from Ethiopia. A role that combines her academic training with her cultural-linguistic connection. Order 50 was part of how the role was offered to her.

Where she is today

Still at the Aliyah Ministry, now a team lead (4 coordinators under her). Salary ₪19K gross. Manages an in-ministry mentor program for new community olim.

Recommendation

> "Order 50 isn't magic — it's law. You need to flag, keep your evidence, and don't be discouraged if the first interview disappoints. The first isn't always the one that lands."

Programs used

Programs used

Stories are composite portraits based on aggregated reporting from partner organizations. Names and identifiers have been changed for privacy. · 2026-05-01