Tiferet Seminary Draws Girls Nationwide to Registration and Introduction Event
Tiferet Seminary in Jerusalem, founded by the Chesed Neurim association, held a special introduction evening that drew dozens of teenage girls from across Israel, from Safed and Rechasim in the north to Netivot and Yerucham in the south, as well as many from Jerusalem. The event was aimed at girls considering a seminary that offers a warm, supportive setting and practical preparation for adult life.
Seminary principal Rabbi Esther Rozman opened the evening by outlining the school’s educational vision. She said Tiferet is not only about professional training, but also about providing personal support and emotional care so each girl can grow and realize her potential. Deputy principal Leah Levi then presented the seminary’s new vocational tracks, describing the emphasis on detailed attention and personal guidance for every student.
The program list included medical secretary training with a recognized Ministry of Education certificate, an AI track focused on software development and automation, therapeutic tools training using CBT and NLP, an advanced pastry and confectionery track, property insurance training, basic makeup training, and a new DJ and guitar-accompaniment track for musically talented girls interested in events. The seminary’s “Jewish Home” track was presented as the core of the institution, preparing students for a Torah-based home through partnership, sound budgeting, and healthy marital conduct, with classes taught by experienced rabbis and lecturers.
Rabbi Elisaf Ben Tov delivered the main address, stressing the importance of studying in a high-quality framework and saying that choosing Tiferet means complete growth, personal, social, academic, and spiritual. The girls also received a personality-based guidance session from a professional morphologist, and the evening ended with an elaborate buffet prepared by Tiferet culinary students. The seminary said places are limited, course openings depend on the number enrolled in each track, and interested girls can arrange an admissions interview with Leah Levi at 050-412-0714. Dormitory accommodation is also available for students who need it.