1) When does the zman begin and end?
2022-2023
Winter Zman 5783: The Talmidim need to be back in Yeshiva for the Winter Zman Wednesday, Rosh Chodesh Cheshvan/ October 26th, 2022.
The Zman ends Wednesday 22 Adar/ March 15th, 2023. Talmidim may leave late Tuesday night, 21 Adar / March 14th, 2023.
Summer Zman 5783: Summer Zman begins Tuesday the 4th of Iyar/ April 25th, 2023. There is regular seder Tuesday morning and therefore Talmidim are required to be in Yeshiva by Monday evening May 24th. The dormitory will open starting Sunday.
The Zman ends Thursday the 24th of Tammuz/July 13th, 2023. Talmidim may leave Wednesday night, 23rd of Tammuz/July 12th, 2023.
2023-2024
Elul Zman 5783:
Elul Zman begins IY”H Tuesday the 5th of Elul 5783 / August 22, 2023. There is regular seder Tuesday morning and therefore all Talmidim are required to be in Yeshiva by Monday evening August 21st, 2023. The dormitory will open starting Sunday.
The zman ends Motzei Yom Kippur, 5784/ September 26th, 2023.
2) What is the daily schedule in Yeshiva?
Please click here to see the daily schedule.
3) Is there a group flight?
The Yeshiva does not arrange group flights. Parents tend to prefer booking their own flights and finding the best deals. Talmidim usually know who else is coming to Yeshiva and are in touch with each other about traveling together.
4) When is the Poland trip scheduled? How do I find out more about it?
The Poland trip is not a Yeshiva Toras Chaim trip. Dates and itinerary are arranged by Nesivos Tours in coordination with Rabbi Chanina Geisler. If you would like more information please be in direct contact with Nesivos Tours:
US: 917-909-8843 / Israel: 972-54- 528-1991 / UK: 44-207- 442-5461 / Fax: 972-2- 652-6646
Email: info@nesivos.com /www.nesivos.com
US: 917-909-8843 / Israel: 972-54- 528-1991 / UK: 44-207- 442-5461 / Fax: 972-2- 652-6646
Email: info@nesivos.com /www.nesivos.com
5) What shiur am I in?
Rebbeim place each Talmid in a shiur that is most compatible to his learning style and will let the Talmidimknow when they arrive in Yeshiva.
6) What Mascheta is the Yeshiva learning this year?
2022-2023
We will be learning Yevamos.
We will be learning Yevamos.
7) What size mattresses are the beds in Yeshiva?
The beds are regular twin size mattresses - 90 in. by 190 in.
8) What are the fees for laundry service?
A washing machine/dryer rental service offers use of their machines in our dormitory. A company representitive will collect the payment from your son. Your son will be able to pay with cash or credit card. Last year the fee was $120 (and is subject to change according to the company’s pricing).
9) Why do I need AIM Health Insurance? Can I sign up with another Israeli health plan or continue to use non-Israeli health insurance plan?
Every Talmid must have Israeli Health insurance. AIM is recommended because it is Anglo friendly, and they are always available to answer your questions and get involved in case of an emergency Ch"V. An AIM doctor visits the Yeshiva once a week. Because they pay doctors privately they have more pull when needed. They have a proven track record and are used by many Yeshivos and Seminaries.
You can also choose to sign up with Harel, Meuchedet or MSG. However, we we have no connection with them and could not help you navigate issues that may arise. We could only recommend doing so if your son can speak Hebrew and he or you can deal with any bureaucracy that may come up. Meuchedet is slightly cheaper and some of their doctors are lenient / quicker to prescribe medicine as per the patient's request. They also cater to Israelies of all age groups and therefore had quicker access to the vaccine.
Why can't you simply use your non-Israeli Health Insurance plan? In addition to the above considerations and concerns, in such case where your son needs immediate care, may it never come to this, he'll have to present a credit card and lay out the funds on the spot in order to be treated. Some hospitals may not admit your son or release him without payment upfront. In addition, he or you will have to get through all the red tape afterwards in order to be reimbursed and navigate the Israeli bureaucracy system. We therefore don't allow this.
You can also choose to sign up with Harel, Meuchedet or MSG. However, we we have no connection with them and could not help you navigate issues that may arise. We could only recommend doing so if your son can speak Hebrew and he or you can deal with any bureaucracy that may come up. Meuchedet is slightly cheaper and some of their doctors are lenient / quicker to prescribe medicine as per the patient's request. They also cater to Israelies of all age groups and therefore had quicker access to the vaccine.
Why can't you simply use your non-Israeli Health Insurance plan? In addition to the above considerations and concerns, in such case where your son needs immediate care, may it never come to this, he'll have to present a credit card and lay out the funds on the spot in order to be treated. Some hospitals may not admit your son or release him without payment upfront. In addition, he or you will have to get through all the red tape afterwards in order to be reimbursed and navigate the Israeli bureaucracy system. We therefore don't allow this.
10) Where do I mail tuition payments?
All US tuition checks should be made out to: Yeshiva Toras Chaim
Mail checks to:
Yeshiva Toras Chaim
c/o Twersky Family
126 Richmond Pl
Lawrence, New York 11559
Send an e-mail to office@ytchaim.com to let us know that you mailed the check(s).
Whether you mail or drop off the checks, please make sure to place it in an envelope, with an explanation of what it is for and include your contact information.
Mail checks to:
Yeshiva Toras Chaim
c/o Twersky Family
126 Richmond Pl
Lawrence, New York 11559
Send an e-mail to office@ytchaim.com to let us know that you mailed the check(s).
Whether you mail or drop off the checks, please make sure to place it in an envelope, with an explanation of what it is for and include your contact information.
11) How do I make a bank transfer?
FIRST INTERNATIONAL BANK OF ISRAEL TEL AVIV
SWIFT CODE NO. FIRBILITXXX
BRANCH: PAGI KANFEY NESHARIM
BRANCH NO. 182
ACCOUNT NAME: YESHIVAT TORAT CHAIM
ACCOUNT NUMBER: 743003
IBAN: IL120521820000000743003
SWIFT CODE NO. FIRBILITXXX
BRANCH: PAGI KANFEY NESHARIM
BRANCH NO. 182
ACCOUNT NAME: YESHIVAT TORAT CHAIM
ACCOUNT NUMBER: 743003
IBAN: IL120521820000000743003
12) What is the Yeshiva's refund policy?
The Yeshiva's refund policy is as follows:
A. The $250 registration fee is non-refundable.
B. Tuition payments use a quarterly system:
~ Until September 15th - %75 refund
~ Until December 1st - %50 refund
~ Until February 15th - %25 refund
~ After February 15th - no refund
A. The $250 registration fee is non-refundable.
B. Tuition payments use a quarterly system:
~ Until September 15th - %75 refund
~ Until December 1st - %50 refund
~ Until February 15th - %25 refund
~ After February 15th - no refund
13) What is a sample trip schedule for the year, and how much is the Talmidim's share of the cost?
Below is a sample trip listing combining trip schedules from previous years. The number of trips will vary from year to year depending on what the Hanhala feels is needed for the Talmidim’s growth and government guidelines. Prices may vary depending on actual costs (usually between $30-$350. The Mezibuz trip was $500). A small number of these trips may be for first-year Talmidim only and some trips are optional.
1. Several trips at the beginning of the year for Talmidim to form a group - $150
2. Trip after Yom Kippur - Yeshiva provides Talmidim with safe trip options - $100
3. 3-day trip after Succos - Yeshiva provides Talmidim with safe trips during the bein hazmanim - $300
4. Afternoon trip first half of winter zman - $100 – to recharge and refresh
5. 3-day trip after Chanukah - $300 – to recharge and refresh
6. Two years ago we ran an exciting Shabbos learning program during the Winter Zman that culminated with a trip to Mezibuz, Ukraine – Talmidim’s subsidized cost for the trip was $500.This past year we took the Talmidim up north for a beautiful Shabbos with the entire staff. The subsidized cost was $200.
7. Lag Beomer to Meron - $30
8. Summer zman overnight trip to Yam HaMelach - $150
10. One or two "Shiur Shabbosim" with Rebbeim and families - to strengthen connection between Talmidim and their Rebbeim - $175
11. The Yeshiva may have an end of year grand "Yeshiva Shabbos" – 3-day trip including Shabbos together with staff - to review, internalize, celebrate, connect etc. - $300.
The above listing and prices are only to give you an idea of what to expect. Dates, trips and prices will vary from year to year depending on a number of different factors.
1. Several trips at the beginning of the year for Talmidim to form a group - $150
2. Trip after Yom Kippur - Yeshiva provides Talmidim with safe trip options - $100
3. 3-day trip after Succos - Yeshiva provides Talmidim with safe trips during the bein hazmanim - $300
4. Afternoon trip first half of winter zman - $100 – to recharge and refresh
5. 3-day trip after Chanukah - $300 – to recharge and refresh
6. Two years ago we ran an exciting Shabbos learning program during the Winter Zman that culminated with a trip to Mezibuz, Ukraine – Talmidim’s subsidized cost for the trip was $500.This past year we took the Talmidim up north for a beautiful Shabbos with the entire staff. The subsidized cost was $200.
7. Lag Beomer to Meron - $30
8. Summer zman overnight trip to Yam HaMelach - $150
10. One or two "Shiur Shabbosim" with Rebbeim and families - to strengthen connection between Talmidim and their Rebbeim - $175
11. The Yeshiva may have an end of year grand "Yeshiva Shabbos" – 3-day trip including Shabbos together with staff - to review, internalize, celebrate, connect etc. - $300.
The above listing and prices are only to give you an idea of what to expect. Dates, trips and prices will vary from year to year depending on a number of different factors.
14) How should I order my son's seforim? Is there a way to get them through the Yeshiva or is it better for him to bring them from home?
We usually suggest the Bochurim buy seforim in Eretz Yisroel so that he purchases the right one and saves on space and weight when coming to Yeshiva. There are several seforim your son can order in advance and we will provide a link when we get closer to the start of the Zman.
The Yeshiva arranges the purchase of a full set of Mishna Brurah at a discounted price. There will be signs posted throughout the Yeshiva at the beginning of the Zman explaining to your son how he can order these seforim.
There are many seforim stores near Yeshiva where your son can purchase any other seforim that he needs.
The Yeshiva arranges the purchase of a full set of Mishna Brurah at a discounted price. There will be signs posted throughout the Yeshiva at the beginning of the Zman explaining to your son how he can order these seforim.
There are many seforim stores near Yeshiva where your son can purchase any other seforim that he needs.
15) How do I order a birthday cake for my son?
Please see below contact info for cake businesses that may be able to deliver to Yeshiva:
Chani's Delectables:
515-725-9637
www.chanisdelectables.com
Sweet Cakes:
347-761-3800
koshersweetcakes@yahoo.com
One Smart Cookie:
718-576-1430
www.onesmartcookieisrael.com
Let us know if your satisfied with their service so we can update our listing.
Chani's Delectables:
515-725-9637
www.chanisdelectables.com
Sweet Cakes:
347-761-3800
koshersweetcakes@yahoo.com
One Smart Cookie:
718-576-1430
www.onesmartcookieisrael.com
Let us know if your satisfied with their service so we can update our listing.
16) How can I send a package to my son?
The best options are the US postal service or UPS. Packages should be titled - Yeshivas Toras Chaim, C/O name of recipient.
A contact number of R' Chaim Pinkus #058-620-3366 should also be put onto it.
The full address of the Yeshiva is:
7 Harikma St.
Romema, Jerusalem 9446807
Israel
A contact number of R' Chaim Pinkus #058-620-3366 should also be put onto it.
The full address of the Yeshiva is:
7 Harikma St.
Romema, Jerusalem 9446807
Israel
17) How do I apply for FAFSA?
Only Talmidim enrolled in either the Touro or Skokie overseas programs can apply for financial aid via the FAFSA application as if in attendance at an American college. A couple of points you should know about these programs:
1) Overseas programs are looking for students that will complete their undergraduate degree at their college and will not accept students that do not intend to complete their degrees at the university.
2) These programs are for one year only.
3) The Yeshivas policy is that only Talmidim in their third year Beis Medrash or above may apply for these programs. This is because Touro and Skokie require Talmidim to take an in-class college course the Fall semester after their year in the oversees program.
Note: it can take time to find out if you are approved, so take care of this ASAP. Contact the Office of Financial Aid at the college to which you are applying for deadline information.
1) Overseas programs are looking for students that will complete their undergraduate degree at their college and will not accept students that do not intend to complete their degrees at the university.
2) These programs are for one year only.
3) The Yeshivas policy is that only Talmidim in their third year Beis Medrash or above may apply for these programs. This is because Touro and Skokie require Talmidim to take an in-class college course the Fall semester after their year in the oversees program.
Note: it can take time to find out if you are approved, so take care of this ASAP. Contact the Office of Financial Aid at the college to which you are applying for deadline information.
18) Can we receive a 1098T for tax purposes? Can we use funds from a 529 savings plan?
RE 1098T:
Unfortunately, we cannot provide a 1098. Only American Universities can do this. The Yeshiva, as an Israeli educational institution, will not qualify. We do not exist as an educational institution in the United States.
The Maalot program, though US accredited, is based in E"Y and therefore will also not help for a 1098 form.
Talmidim in third year Beis Medrash or above may enroll for one year in Touro or Skokie overseas programs (we cannot allow Talmidim to join these programs before 3rd-year Beis Medrash because they require the Talmid to take a serious college course the Elul Zman after completing the overseas program). They are then officially enrolled in an American University and will be able to get a 1098. Confirm with those programs directly. Note: these overseas programs are looking for students that will complete their undergraduate degree at their college and will not accept students that do not intend to complete their degrees at the university.
RE 529:
The Yeshiva, as an Israeli educational institution, will not qualify. We do not exist as an educational institution in the United States.
However, we've been told that if your son enrolls in our Maalot college credit program he may qualify. The cost for the Maalot program is $1,400 per year.
We'd then write a letter saying your son is enrolled at Yeshiva Toras Chaim, a branch of the Maalot Educational Network accredited by the National College Credit Recommendation Service (NCCRS), and is earning college credits towards a degree at Excelsior College accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE).
You may want to first ask your fund administrator because it is open to interpretation if this qualifies.
If you do pursue this then please let us know what your fund administrator tells you.
Unfortunately, we cannot provide a 1098. Only American Universities can do this. The Yeshiva, as an Israeli educational institution, will not qualify. We do not exist as an educational institution in the United States.
The Maalot program, though US accredited, is based in E"Y and therefore will also not help for a 1098 form.
Talmidim in third year Beis Medrash or above may enroll for one year in Touro or Skokie overseas programs (we cannot allow Talmidim to join these programs before 3rd-year Beis Medrash because they require the Talmid to take a serious college course the Elul Zman after completing the overseas program). They are then officially enrolled in an American University and will be able to get a 1098. Confirm with those programs directly. Note: these overseas programs are looking for students that will complete their undergraduate degree at their college and will not accept students that do not intend to complete their degrees at the university.
RE 529:
The Yeshiva, as an Israeli educational institution, will not qualify. We do not exist as an educational institution in the United States.
However, we've been told that if your son enrolls in our Maalot college credit program he may qualify. The cost for the Maalot program is $1,400 per year.
We'd then write a letter saying your son is enrolled at Yeshiva Toras Chaim, a branch of the Maalot Educational Network accredited by the National College Credit Recommendation Service (NCCRS), and is earning college credits towards a degree at Excelsior College accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE).
You may want to first ask your fund administrator because it is open to interpretation if this qualifies.
If you do pursue this then please let us know what your fund administrator tells you.
19) Why doesn't the Yeshiva qualify for Masa scholarships? Are their any other scholarships you can recommend?
Unfortunately, we do not qualify for the Masa program. Their requirements do not fit with the Yeshivas outlook and hashkafa.
You may want to try local shuls. They sometimes have a Rabbi's discretionary fund.
Try asking your son's 12th grade Rebbi, they are sometimes aware of local scholarships.
Click here for more ideas.
You may want to try local shuls. They sometimes have a Rabbi's discretionary fund.
Try asking your son's 12th grade Rebbi, they are sometimes aware of local scholarships.
Click here for more ideas.
20) What are my college credit and degree options?
Yeshiva Toras Chaim is a non-accredited institution. We offer college credits for learning done in Yeshiva that can be transferred to colleges that accept non-accredited credits. For example, Touro or FDU (Farleigh Dickenson) will accept non-accredited Yeshiva credits.
However, if a Talmid wants to consider one of the popular online degrees, he will need accredited credits. For example, Excelsior and AGMU (Ana Mendez) only accept accredited credits. The Yeshiva, for this reason, became a branch of the Maalot institution, accredited by NCCRS. Talmidim that sign up for the Maalot program take tests on what they are learning in Yeshiva and receive accredited credits through Maalot. The cost for one year of the program is $1,400. These credits can later be transferred to these online programs and take care of a large number of the course and credit requierments.
In order to earn a degree, in addition to the Maalot Judaic credits earned at Yeshiva your son will also need to take tests on secular subjects (we introduce Talmidim to TRIO, they study over Bein Hazmananim and take tests on Friday mornings, TRIO charges per test). When he is done amassing the Judaic credit requirements (approx 3 years), and secular credit requirements (can be done in 1 1/2 years) and he leaves Yeshiva he can then complete his degree at Excelsior or AGMU. The final 6-7 credits require two 8-week semesters with regular computer access.
The cost from start to finish is approx $12,000 including Maalot, TRIO, and Excelsior (or AGMU) fees.
Note, there is no formal connection between Maalot, TRIO an Excelsior. These are three seperate programs researched and aligned to help the Talmidim earn a degree.
Excelsior Option #1
81 Maalot credits. Cost = $4,200 ($1,400 * 3 yrs)
33 TRIO credits. Cost = $3,600
7 Excelsior credits. Cost = *$4,031
Total = $11,831
Excelsior #2
72 Maalot credits. Cost = $3,750 ($1,400 * 2 yrs, and $950 in 3rd year)
42 TRIO credits. Cost = $4,200
7 Excelsior credits. Cost = *$4,031
Total = $11,981
AGMU
60 Maalot credits. Cost = $3,150 ($1,400 * 2 yrs, and $350 in 3rd year)
54 TRIO credits. Cost = $5,750
6 AGMU credits. Cost = $2,250
Total = $11,150
Click here for more information about college credit and degree options.
However, if a Talmid wants to consider one of the popular online degrees, he will need accredited credits. For example, Excelsior and AGMU (Ana Mendez) only accept accredited credits. The Yeshiva, for this reason, became a branch of the Maalot institution, accredited by NCCRS. Talmidim that sign up for the Maalot program take tests on what they are learning in Yeshiva and receive accredited credits through Maalot. The cost for one year of the program is $1,400. These credits can later be transferred to these online programs and take care of a large number of the course and credit requierments.
In order to earn a degree, in addition to the Maalot Judaic credits earned at Yeshiva your son will also need to take tests on secular subjects (we introduce Talmidim to TRIO, they study over Bein Hazmananim and take tests on Friday mornings, TRIO charges per test). When he is done amassing the Judaic credit requirements (approx 3 years), and secular credit requirements (can be done in 1 1/2 years) and he leaves Yeshiva he can then complete his degree at Excelsior or AGMU. The final 6-7 credits require two 8-week semesters with regular computer access.
The cost from start to finish is approx $12,000 including Maalot, TRIO, and Excelsior (or AGMU) fees.
Note, there is no formal connection between Maalot, TRIO an Excelsior. These are three seperate programs researched and aligned to help the Talmidim earn a degree.
Excelsior Option #1
81 Maalot credits. Cost = $4,200 ($1,400 * 3 yrs)
33 TRIO credits. Cost = $3,600
7 Excelsior credits. Cost = *$4,031
Total = $11,831
Excelsior #2
72 Maalot credits. Cost = $3,750 ($1,400 * 2 yrs, and $950 in 3rd year)
42 TRIO credits. Cost = $4,200
7 Excelsior credits. Cost = *$4,031
Total = $11,981
AGMU
60 Maalot credits. Cost = $3,150 ($1,400 * 2 yrs, and $350 in 3rd year)
54 TRIO credits. Cost = $5,750
6 AGMU credits. Cost = $2,250
Total = $11,150
Click here for more information about college credit and degree options.
21) How do I register for Maalot college credits?
22) How do I request a transcript from Maalot? How do I request a transcript from TRIO Academy (formerly YeshDegree)? How do I request a transcript from Yeshiva Toras Chaim?
Note: transcripts will only be issued if your Yeshiva tuition balance is paid up.
For Yeshiva Toras Chaim transcripts for "Yeshiva credits" only (not Maalot or YeshDegree):
E-mail office@ytchaim.com, request a transcript and let us know the exact e-mail and/or mailing address.
For Maalot transcripts:
Contact Mrs Baran at cbaran@nevey.org to request a transcript request form. Fill it out and send it back to her.
Contact Mrs. Stein at bstein@nevey.org if you would simply like to view your grades.
For YeshDegree or TRIO Transcripts:
E-mail Rabbi Berlin at gedalya@trio.academy.
For Yeshiva Toras Chaim transcripts for "Yeshiva credits" only (not Maalot or YeshDegree):
E-mail office@ytchaim.com, request a transcript and let us know the exact e-mail and/or mailing address.
For Maalot transcripts:
Contact Mrs Baran at cbaran@nevey.org to request a transcript request form. Fill it out and send it back to her.
Contact Mrs. Stein at bstein@nevey.org if you would simply like to view your grades.
For YeshDegree or TRIO Transcripts:
E-mail Rabbi Berlin at gedalya@trio.academy.
23) After completing the Maalot and TRIO Academy (formerly YeshDegree) credits, how do I apply to Excelsior College?
Click here to register.1) Apply to excelsior at https://www.excelsior.edu/
2) Select Bachelors for degree level
Select Liberal Arts for Academic Interest
Select Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts for degree you would like to earn
3) Transcript Information
This is the List all of the institutions who will be submitting transcripts
on your behalf. IMPORTANT! Only list the below if you actually have credits from them otherwise it will hold up your transcript review process.
a) Rechtschaffen Institute of Judaic Studies
456 Viola Road
Spring Valley, N.Y. 10977
b) Tor Academy
456 Viola Road
Spring Valley, N.Y. 10977
c) Maalot Educational Network
111 John Street
New York, NY 10038
d) and list any other places you have NCCRS accredited credits from (did you earn credits at another Yeshiva or College program?)
4) After you have finished the application be in touch with Rabbi Berlin at YeshDegree yeshdegree@gmail.com and request he send your transcript to Excelsior.
Contact Mrs. Baran at cbaran@nevey.org at Maalot to request a transcript request form. First follow their link and instructions to review your unoffical transcript. If all is well, complete the form, send it back to her, make the $15 payment, she will then send your Maalot transcript to Excelsior.
Contact any other accredited programs you have NCCRS accredited credits, and ask them to send your transcript to Excelsior.
Follow up with these places to get confirmation that it was sent.
Follow up with Excelsior to make sure they received it and reviewed it.
2) Select Bachelors for degree level
Select Liberal Arts for Academic Interest
Select Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts for degree you would like to earn
3) Transcript Information
This is the List all of the institutions who will be submitting transcripts
on your behalf. IMPORTANT! Only list the below if you actually have credits from them otherwise it will hold up your transcript review process.
a) Rechtschaffen Institute of Judaic Studies
456 Viola Road
Spring Valley, N.Y. 10977
b) Tor Academy
456 Viola Road
Spring Valley, N.Y. 10977
c) Maalot Educational Network
111 John Street
New York, NY 10038
d) and list any other places you have NCCRS accredited credits from (did you earn credits at another Yeshiva or College program?)
4) After you have finished the application be in touch with Rabbi Berlin at YeshDegree yeshdegree@gmail.com and request he send your transcript to Excelsior.
Contact Mrs. Baran at cbaran@nevey.org at Maalot to request a transcript request form. First follow their link and instructions to review your unoffical transcript. If all is well, complete the form, send it back to her, make the $15 payment, she will then send your Maalot transcript to Excelsior.
Contact any other accredited programs you have NCCRS accredited credits, and ask them to send your transcript to Excelsior.
Follow up with these places to get confirmation that it was sent.
Follow up with Excelsior to make sure they received it and reviewed it.
24) May I come and see Yeshiva Toras Chaim?
Yes. Please e-mail us in advance and we will suggest the best time.
25) May I come visit my son in Yeshiva?
Yeshiva Toras Chaim welcomes parents and we love meeting you and sharing nachas. Fathers are more than welcome to come learn with their sons in the Beis Medrash (subject to the current guidelines of the Ministry of Health). However, please remember that it can be disruptive to your son's growth if you take him out of Yeshiva. Therefore, if you come to visit, please make sure to limit the amount of time you take your son out and try to arrange to do so during the lunch break. Rebbeim are generally available between 1:30 and 2:30 P.M.
26) What is the Yeshiva's exact address?
7 Harikma St.
Romema, Jerusalem 9446807
Israel
Click here to see us on google maps (8 years ago, before the Yeshiva was built!)
Romema, Jerusalem 9446807
Israel
Click here to see us on google maps (8 years ago, before the Yeshiva was built!)
27) How can I purchase vitamins for my son?
Best Teva sells vitamins with hechsheirim. They deliver free of charge to the Yeshiva and accept credit cards.
Contact them by phone or email:
Contact them by phone or email:
- Phone: 058-323-3656
- Email: Best33656@gmail.com
- Vitamin C 3000
- Vitamin D 4000
- Zinc: 25-30 mg
28) How do I set up an appointment with an AIM doctor?
1) Talmid calls AIM office 02-653-7111 2.
2) Office staff takes basic information and gives the Talmid a time slot during which the physician will call back for a telemedicine conference
3) Doctor and Talmid have telemedicine session
4) Decision is made if the student needs an office appointment or if it can be diagnosed over the phone.
AIM encourages Talmidim to call early in the day. Any call after 12:00 PM may be given an appointment for the following day. Friday appointments end at 11:30 AM therefore you'll want to call as early as you can on Fridays.
The doctor often visits the Yeshiva once a week, on Sundays at 2:30 p.m. No appointment is needed.
2) Office staff takes basic information and gives the Talmid a time slot during which the physician will call back for a telemedicine conference
3) Doctor and Talmid have telemedicine session
4) Decision is made if the student needs an office appointment or if it can be diagnosed over the phone.
AIM encourages Talmidim to call early in the day. Any call after 12:00 PM may be given an appointment for the following day. Friday appointments end at 11:30 AM therefore you'll want to call as early as you can on Fridays.
The doctor often visits the Yeshiva once a week, on Sundays at 2:30 p.m. No appointment is needed.
29) How will I get my prescription and prescribed medication?
If AIM prescribes medication, the prescription can e-mailed directly to Uziel or Palmach pharmacy in Yerushalayim (they do delivery for a cost to the Talmid) or it can be emailed or to the Talmid or Yeshiva office.
The Talmid should let the doctor know during the phone conference how they would prefer the prescription to be sent.
Note, the pharmacy guarantees delivery the same day, only if the prescription is received before 1:00 PM
Controlled medication prescriptions will need to be picked up at the AIM office. This does not require an appointment, but the Talmid must contact the AIM office to let them know they need a refill.
AIM will contact them when the prescription is available to be picked up.
The Talmid should let the doctor know during the phone conference how they would prefer the prescription to be sent.
Note, the pharmacy guarantees delivery the same day, only if the prescription is received before 1:00 PM
Controlled medication prescriptions will need to be picked up at the AIM office. This does not require an appointment, but the Talmid must contact the AIM office to let them know they need a refill.
AIM will contact them when the prescription is available to be picked up.
30) How do I apply for a student visa?
This question comes in two flavors:
A) first-year Talmidim who never had a student visa
B) returning Talmidim whose visas will expire before the end of the Summer Zman, or who renewed/will reneow their passport and therefore need a new student visa.
The same answer for both:
The Yeshiva will apply for student visas for all new Talmidim and for returning Talmidim who need a news student visa. This is done after Talmidim arrive and hand in their passports to the office. The procedure is usually completed sometime after Succos - before Chanukah.
Talmidim must bring their original birth certificate with them to Yeshiva in order to apply for a student visa. Photocopies are NOT enough!
A) first-year Talmidim who never had a student visa
B) returning Talmidim whose visas will expire before the end of the Summer Zman, or who renewed/will reneow their passport and therefore need a new student visa.
The same answer for both:
The Yeshiva will apply for student visas for all new Talmidim and for returning Talmidim who need a news student visa. This is done after Talmidim arrive and hand in their passports to the office. The procedure is usually completed sometime after Succos - before Chanukah.
Talmidim must bring their original birth certificate with them to Yeshiva in order to apply for a student visa. Photocopies are NOT enough!
31) I am under 18, how do I apply for a student visa?
Your son will apply for his student visa in Israel after turning 18. He will need to bring to Yeshiva his original birth certificate.
32) How do I get from the airport to Yeshiva?
The Yeshiva address is 7 Harikma Street, in the Romema neighborhood in Yerushalayim. The train from the airport stops at the central bus station, which is very close to the Yeshiva. For a new Talmid, we'd recommend a taxi, available when you exit the airport. If you have a medium size group traveling together, you can contact Eli Shapiro, friendly, frum, English speaking, to arrange in advance for a van (called "tender" in Israel). He can be reached at 972-58-411-5579. (We wouldn't recommend ordering a taxi through him because he'd be more expensive than the taxi at the airport)
