Key Programs

Pairs promising, mission-driven engineering and science students with Israel’s top companies for education and impactful careers. Students work at a company from their sophomore year and gain invaluable professional experience.

 Supports bright young women from the periphery and vulnerable communities to get their engineering degrees at Israel’s finest universities and break the glass ceiling. It is creating gender diversity and closing equality gaps in Israel’s hi-tech ecosystem, and inspiring a cadre of women engineering leaders and role models.

 The first program of its kind to support national service for Druze female high school graduates in tech fields that helps them access higher education and employment opportunities in the high-tech ecosystem; powering diversity and inclusion.

Provides bright Ethiopian-Israeli teens from less-advantaged families with the academic, social and emotional learning needed to excel and get on track to meaningful army service, a college major in engineering or science and high-tech careers.

Prepares dynamic Druze teens to bring about social change rooted in their values and traditions and their connection to the State of Israel; inspiring them to help create a more equal, diverse and resilient society.

Provides idealistic young people who make aliyah on their own, and native Israelis who have no family support, with the comprehensive assistance they need to go to college while supporting themselves. Takeoff helps them get on track to high-demand career paths in engineering and the sciences and permanent job placement.

Gives talented high school students from the periphery the intensive training and multidisciplinary knowledge needed to become drone innovators, developers and operators and to pursue career opportunities in this rapidly emerging field, game-changing field.

Socially-motivated future leaders receive

support to major in fields like law, economics, and accounting and are guaranteed prominent positions in Israel’s municipal public sector after graduation. Graduates commit to serving three years in local government in the periphery.

This 17-month program trains practical engineers for specific industry needs in conjunction with leading companies in the Negev and the Galilee. Students graduate with a practical engineering certificate and a job with the company. The programs include training for mechanical, chemical, nuclear, computer and natural gas practical engineers.