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Machon Tal, Jersusalem
The Future is Calling
Here to help
you guide...
so they can thrive.
You know your students. We know the Israeli system.
So we built a knowledge Hub to provide Guidance Counselors the tools, answers, and direct lines they need to advise on the many paths to Higher Education in Israel - so they can answer with the same confidence they bring to every conversation.
No costs. No obligations. No applications.
LET US SHOW YOU
so many degrees,
so many options.
we're here to help.
A student asks about studying in Israel and the ground shifts. Different timelines, different admissions logic, degrees that run three years instead of four, language questions, and a set of institutions you have no reason to know in detail.
You should not have to research all of it alone, and you should not have to guess. We keep the information current so you can stay in the role you are good at: knowing your student and helping them choose well.
University briefing for visiting counselors
The Guidance Counselor Hub
Everything in one place, behind one login.
The Hub is a password-protected resource system built for high school guidance counselors. It is free, and it stays current.
Resource Library
Guides, one-pagers, and printable materials you can share directly with students and families.
Q&A Library
Answers to the questions counselors and families ask most, drawn from the partner universities.
Campus Contacts
Direct lines to admissions, financial aid, and student services. Counselor use only, with introductions made through our office.
Student Ambassadors
Connect a student with someone already studying in Israel. Real voices, real experience.
News & Updates
Program launches, application deadlines, and changes at the partner universities as they happen.
Print Packets
Order printed materials for your college counseling events, timed to the fall fair calendar.
Students in Israel
The Guidance Counselor Hub
Create your guidance counselor account.
Registration takes about a minute and gives you the full Hub: the resource library, the Q&A library, campus contacts, ambassadors, and print packets. We verify school affiliation before granting access, so the contacts and materials stay counselor-only.
Already have an account?
Log in to the Hub directly. You can also reach it any time from Resources in the main navigation.
Counselor missions
See the campuses for yourself.
We bring cohorts of US guidance counselors to Israel to tour the partner universities, meet admissions staff and faculty, and understand the programs firsthand. Selected counselors travel as our guests.
On the campuses
What surprised me is how straightforward it is to be observant, and to be a proud Jew, on these campuses. That is genuinely attractive to students in the US.
Guidance counselor
Yavneh Day School, Cincinnati, Ohio
On the fit
Students can earn a full degree in English, or take a transitional year in English and finish in Hebrew. There are excellent campuses here for English speakers.
Guidance counselor
Kushner Academy, Livingston, NJ
Beyond the Hub
Two ways we work with your school.
The Hub answers the questions you can answer yourself. These are for everything else.
For your school
We run sessions for students, for parents, or for your counseling team, in person or over video. A short introduction to the pathways, the universities, and what the process actually looks like, built around what your families are asking.
One father's questions
It was a desire that at our daughter's stage of development, she would be making intelligent and informed decisions. Not "my friends are doing this," not reflexive and emotional, but that there was an intentionality and that there was a plan.
Yes. The Hub, the materials, the introductions, and the sessions we run for your school are all provided by the Tzemach David Educational Foundation at no cost to you or your school. The universities and programs a student ultimately chooses have their own costs, which we help families understand.
Two reasons. The campus contacts are real admissions and student services staff who agreed to be reachable by counselors, not by the general public, so that directory stays behind a login. And registering lets us send you deadline changes and program updates that matter to your students rather than making you check back.
Not to begin. A growing number of full degrees are taught entirely in English. There are also transitional programs that start in English with Hebrew built in through ulpan, mechina preparatory options, and mixed programs where students can write and sit exams in English. Most students pick up conversational Hebrew through daily life.
Yes. Degrees from the partner universities are internationally recognized and well regarded by employers and graduate programs. Graduates go on to roles in technology, medicine, and the professions, and many continue to graduate and professional school in the US.
A student searching alone gets six separate admissions websites, inconsistent English, and no way to compare. We hold direct relationships with the partner universities, so the information is verified and current, and a student can be connected to an actual person rather than a contact form.
That is the most common case, and it is exactly what the Hub is for. Register, use what you need for that one student, and leave the rest. There is no expectation that you become a specialist or that your school runs a program.