Jerusalem Students Get Free Volt+ Subscription Valued at NIS 300
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
The Jerusalem Municipality and Volt are offering eligible students a free Volt+ subscription worth about 300 shekels until the end of the academic year. The subscription provides free delivery on orders from participating businesses, including food, groceries, and household items. Volt noted a 15% rise in student orders during exam periods, with pizza being the most popular choice. Students can check their eligibility on the "Midal'a" website or Instagram page.
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- Jerusalem students receive a free Volt+ subscription valued at approximately 300 shekels.
- The offer is a collaboration between the Jerusalem Municipality and the company Volt.
- The subscription provides free delivery on a wide range of items, not just food.
- Volt observed a 15% increase in student orders in Jerusalem during exam periods.
- Pizza is the most popular food item ordered by students in Jerusalem.
- Eligibility can be confirmed via the "Midal'a" website or the project's Instagram page.
Students in Jerusalem can now save on expenses during their studies thanks to a new initiative by the Jerusalem Municipality and the company Volt. Eligible students will receive a complimentary Volt+ subscription, valued at approximately 300 shekels, valid until the end of the academic year. This subscription allows for unlimited free deliveries from participating businesses, not limited to food orders. Students can order groceries from supermarkets, pharmacy items, stationery, and household products. The potential savings could amount to hundreds of shekels monthly, depending on order frequency and avoided delivery fees.
Volt's data indicates a 15% increase in orders in Jerusalem during exam periods. The most popular student orders are pizza, followed by hamburgers and sushi. Alongside prepared meals, students also frequently order basic items like milk, eggs, bread, cucumbers, and Diet Coke.
To receive the benefit, eligible students should visit the "Midal'a - Your Best Companion for Your Degree" website or search for the project on its Instagram page to verify their eligibility for the free Volt+ subscription.