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Ethiopian-Israeli Educators Association Grant in Netanya
Master'sGrant for teaching students of Ethiopian origin — strengthening community representation among educators and school principals.
About Netanya
Netanya is one of Israel's largest hubs of the Israeli-Ethiopian community, with a particularly strong presence in the Dora, Neot Shaked and Kiryat Nordau neighbourhoods. Alongside the established community, many younger families are looking for housing in the area — including through the active urban-renewal projects across the city.
Who is eligible?
- Student of Ethiopian origin in a teacher training program, teaching certificate, or education master's
- Commitment to teach at a high-Ethiopian-origin school for at least 3 years after training
- GPA ≥ 75
What's included?
- Annual grant ₪8,000–₪16,000
- Professional pedagogical guidance
- Access to community educators network
- Support in receiving Ministry of Education appointment
Application steps
- Contact the association
- Transcript + commitment declaration
- Short interview
- Decision within 3 weeks
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