PREP (Practical Refugee Education Program) This month was an exciting time for our higher education students as they have begun their new school year. Our vocational studies also began this month with students enrolled in a variety of different programs- cell phone repair, cooking and baking and car electrics. We are very excited and wish them the best of luck in their new endeavor. The GED program completed the third section of social studies. The students are preparing for

PREP (Practical Refugee Education Program) This month our brand-new livelihoods project has kicked into high gear. ARDC is now offering vocational classes and job placement to refugees. This opportunity will be available to 60 students and we hope the project will expand in the future to an even larger number of students. This is the only project in Israel that offers refugees certified vocational training. CLA (Community Leadership & Advocacy) This month we have been hard at

PREP (Practical Refugee Education Program) This month we have been busy working hard on our brand-new livelihoods project, which is an amazing expansion to or current higher education. Through this project, we will be offering subsidized vocational training and job placement assistance over the next few months to a group of over 60 asylum seekers. We are also excited to announce applications to the 2017-2018 ARDC scholarships are now open for higher education students enrolle

PREP (Practical Refugee Education Program) This month we celebrated the end of two hair dressing courses, both beginners and advanced groups, ending the academic year with over 50 women trained in hairstyling and business. We also began a new GED course- social studies section with 14 students. We are continuing the TOFEL course and continuing to help students with their applications to university. We held 2 agriculture courses and 1 carpentry course for students involved in