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General11:00 · Sep 17

Ono Academic College Supports Military Personnel Through War

By בשיתוף הקריה האקדמית אונו
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
The story · English

The Ono Academic College is providing dedicated support to military career personnel pursuing higher education amidst the ongoing conflict and complex life circumstances. A student identified only as N., a career officer studying at the college, described the institution as 'the home of military personnel,' highlighting a special program tailored for them.

N. explained that the college understands the challenges faced by military personnel, especially during the past three years of war. He noted that the college provides encouragement and support, enabling students to continue their military service while also studying and advancing academically. He recounted difficult moments during wartime when students were confined to their posts for days, dealing with operational matters while simultaneously facing exams.

To assist these students, a structured and dedicated program was developed to facilitate their studies even under these demanding conditions, resulting in 'very good grades,' according to N. He also mentioned the college's supportive atmosphere for religious students, comparing it to the environment of a yeshiva or ulpana, while still striving for academic excellence.

N. praised the faculty, calling them 'the best lecturers in the country,' who dedicate themselves beyond regular hours, invest in each student, listen attentively, and push them forward. He concluded with a strong recommendation for other military personnel to enroll, stating, 'Come.'

Read the original at Arutz Sheva
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