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The Sapir Pre-Academic Program

The Sapir Program is intended for olim who are candidates for admission to institutions of higher education, have no prior academic experience, and meet the eligibility requirements of the Student Authority.

The program opens is comprised of two stages:  
  Four months of ulpan study. 
  Five months of advanced Hebrew study and courses in mathematics and English, and research methods for more advanced Hebrew students In addition, a preparatory course for the Psychometric University Entrance Exam is offered in different languages, provided that there is sufficient enrollment. 
Advancement from stage one to stage two requires at least level bet Hebrew proficiency.

The first stage of the program is free of charge for eligible immigrant students, although a tuition payment for stage two is required. The Sapir Program is subsidized by the Student Authority and is not included in the three years of eligibility for assistance.

Student housing is offered at Kfar HaStudentim Ibim, which is located approximately three kilometers from Sapir College, between Ashkelon and Beer Sheva.

Students must cover fees for registration, housing, the Psychometric University Entrance Examination preparation course, and counseling services.

Students with an academic background or an advanced degree are advised to enroll in the TAKA pre-academic program.

The Sapir program is not considered a substitute for the pre-academic mechina. Sapir students may enroll in a mechina at the conclusion of the program.

Note that students who have completed other ulpan programs may apply to the Sapir Program, provided that they successfully pass a Hebrew exam.

NOTE: The information contained here is general information only. In case of any discrepancy between the information here and the regulations of the Ministry of Immigrant Absorption, the regulations of the Ministry will prevail. 
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