The courses offered by the Intangible Cultural Heritage Center of Israel are designed to safeguard, transmit, and ensure the continuity of Israel’s rich cultural heritage. Each training program is structured around three modules followed by a final examination. Between modules, students complete online coursework and assessments designed to reinforce their knowledge and monitor their progress. No prior academic degree is required to enroll. Before registration, each applicant completes a basic assessment to determine their level and learning needs. Throughout the program, each student receives personalized guidance and individual support.

 

Training materials and online courses will be available in French, English, Spanish, and Hebrew, according to the students’ preferred or native language. Upon completion of the program, graduates will receive continued support in pursuing employment or establishing their own professional activity. Through the Center’s network of development partners and affiliated organizations, students will have access to professional opportunities, networking, and guidance. Individual follow-up will continue throughout the job-search or business-creation process. Training costs may be eligible for financial support from the Israeli Ministry of Immigration and Absorption (Misrad HaKlita), which may subsidize up to 80% of eligible training costs for new Olim, subject to applicable conditions and funding limits. Other institutions and organizations may also provide financial assistance or subsidies for eligible training programs.

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Planned courses:
•    Folk Dance Teacher & Choreographer
•    Folk Music Teacher
•    Folk Theater Producer

It is also planned throughout the year conferences, workshops, courses, excursions, organized trips abroad on a particular theme that concerns the cultural heritage of Israel.