Gap Year Programs in Israel

Spending a gap year in Israel can be a transformative experience. Take part in volunteer work and contribute to local communities, explore historical and religious sites. It can be a time of self-discovery, learning and growth.

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On average, a gap year program in Israel may range from $5,000-$25,000 or more. This includes tuition fees, housing expenses, and Hebrew courses. You should also consider other expenses like transportation and food.

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Gap year programs in Israel typically start around September, which aligns with the beginning of the academic year for many universities and colleges.

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The official languages of Israel are Hebrew and Arabic. However, English is widely understood and used as a second language and it is not generally required to speak the official language.

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In Israel, the appropriate choice of clothing depends on the season and places you plan to visit. Modesty is important when visiting religious sites to show respect for the local customs and traditions.

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