Amit

What Amit does

AMIT (עמותת רשת אמית) is Israel's largest non-profit educational network, operating approximately 90 educational institutions across the country and serving 37,518 students with 4,634 educators. The network spans the full Israeli educational spectrum — religious-Zionist (ממלכתי דתי), secular (ממלכתי), ultra-Orthodox integration, youth villages and boarding schools, technological education centers, pre-military preparatory and technological mechinot, and elementary schools (יסודי). AMIT has been ranked #1 by Israel's Ministry of Education for seven consecutive years, leading the 'network quality' index by a significant margin.

The network's product portfolio includes the Skilly digital learning platform (student portal at skilly.amit.lemida.org and teacher console), the Gogya Innovation Center at Kfar Batya, Ra'anana (a pedagogical renewal hub designed with FNI International and A.B. Planners Israel), the proprietary Torat Chaim (Living Torah) values program, the Academy for Entrepreneurship connected to high-tech and academia, and a Training Center division encompassing Amitim Bar Ilan, Machiburim, and the Amirim management program. AMIT+ provides supplementary services including AMITV media spaces, evaluation tools, and the annual Yovel Chutzot (Connections) initiative.

Revenue is generated through three streams: tuition and school fees at the individual school level, government per-capita funding and Ministry of Education allocations tied to enrollment and ranking, and donations solicited through dedicated campaigns (including the wartime 'AMIT Bachazit' initiative). The network operates an affiliated US support organization, AMIT Children USA. Pricing is not publicly disclosed. The go-to-market motion is community-led: families and students are reached through the 90 directly-operated institutions, school-based events, parent meetings, and the training center programs. AMIT is a private non-profit association, incorporated in Israel, with no public listing and no disclosed parent company.

Name

Amit

Legal name

עמותת רשת אמית

Website

https://amit.org.il

Company type

Private

Founded year

1935

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

251–500 employees

Short description

AMIT is Israel's largest non-profit educational network, operating 90 directly-run institutions serving 37,518 students across religious, secular, youth-village, technological, and pre-military segments, ranked #1 by the Ministry of Education for seven consecutive years.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

K-12 Education Network

NAICS

Elementary and Secondary Schools (6111), Educational Support Services (611710)

SIC

Services-Educational Services (8200)

akta.pro primary industry

Education Access & EdTech for Equity (Low-cost Learning, Skills Platforms) (BPAGALAH)

Keywords

• K-12 education network
• Religious education services
• Teacher training programs
• Youth village education
• Pre-military preparatory education

Headquarters

HQ city

Kfar Batya (Ra'anana)

HQ country

Israel

HQ region

Middle East

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Infrastructure, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

1. Tuition and school fees: Revenue is generated through tuition and educational fees charged to students and families attending AMIT network schools. AMIT operates schools across multiple sectors (religious, secular, youth villages, technological education, pre-military preparatory programs) with varying fee structures.
2. Government funding and per-student allocations: As Israel's leading educational network ranked #1 by the Ministry of Education for seven consecutive years, AMIT receives government funding and per-student allocations based on enrollment and performance metrics.
3. Donations and charitable contributions: The network actively solicits donations through dedicated donation pages (amit.org.il/donate), including campaigns such as 'AMIT Bachazit' (AMIT on the Frontlines) supporting educational activities during conflict periods.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels4 records

Core offering

AMIT operates approximately 90 directly run educational institutions across Israel, enrolling 37,518 students in elementary, secondary, youth village, technological, and pre-military preparatory programs spanning religious Zionist, secular, and mixed-sector populations. It complements classroom instruction with the Skilly digital learning platform, the Gogya innovation hub and pedagogical framework at Kfar Batya, the Torat Chaim values-based curriculum, the Academy for Entrepreneurship and Youth Incubator (industry and academia partnerships), and a centralized Training Center for educator professional development.

Product overview

AMIT is an Israeli educational network (עמותת רשת אמית) operating over 90 educational institutions across Israel, ranked first in Israel's Ministry of Education quality index for multiple consecutive years. The network's portfolio includes the Skilly learning management platform (with separate student and teacher portals), the Gogya innovation center (תחום גוגיה) as an innovation hub and pedagogical renewal framework, AMIT+ supplementary services (including AMITV media spaces, Torat Chaim values program, and the annual Yovel Chutzot Connections initiative), a Training Center division (מרכז ההכשרות) covering teacher development and the AMIR management program, an Entrepreneurship & Ecosystem division (יזמות ואקוסיסטם) connecting students with industry and hi-tech, and the full network of schools spanning religious Zionist, secular, youth villages, technology-focused, and pre-military tracks.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• גוגיה (Gogya): AMIT's innovation and pedagogical renewal hub — a dedicated campus and program for developing new educational methodologies, teacher training, entrepreneurship education, maker culture, and architectural pedagogy. Named 'Gogya' as a conceptual framework for educational transformation.
• תורת חיים (Torat Chaim)
• האקדמיה ליזמות (Academy for Entrepreneurship)
• אמית גוגיה (AMIT Gogya)

Products and services

• AMIT Educational Institutions Network (90 schools) (מוסדות החינוך) A network of approximately 90 directly operated K-12 and post-secondary institutions across Israel serving 37,518 students, spanning religious Zionist, secular, youth village and boarding, technological education, pre-military preparatory, and elementary tracks for Israeli students and families.
• Skilly Digital Learning Platform (כניסת תלמידים / כניסת מורים) Internal digital learning management platform used by AMIT students and teachers across the 90-institution network for personalized learning pathways, progress tracking, and digital content delivery, with separate student and teacher portals.
• Gogya Innovation Hub and Pedagogical Renewal Initiative (גוגיה) AMIT's pedagogical renewal hub comprising both a physical campus at Kfar Batya, Ra'anana (designed with FNI International and A.B. Planners Israel) and a network-wide methodology that introduces new learning approaches, architectural pedagogy, entrepreneurship education, and maker culture across all AMIT schools. Functions as conference venue, professional development hub, and demonstration site for innovative educational practices.
• AMIT+ Supplementary Services (תורת חיים, אמיתV, evaluation, החממה, מרחבי אמית) A bundle of supplementary digital and educational services offered network-wide, including Torat Chaim (Jewish life/values program), AMITV media spaces, evaluation tools, the annual Yovel Chutzot ('Connections') inter-sector initiative, and the Hamama incubator.
• AMIT Training Center (מרכז ההכשרות) — Amitim Bar Ilan, Machiburim, Amirim AMIT's teacher and educator training division comprising three programs: Amitim Bar Ilan (university-affiliated teacher training), Machiburim (Teachers for Connections — pedagogical collaboration program), and Amirim (Management Training Program for school principals and leaders).
• Academy for Entrepreneurship and Youth Incubator (האקדמיה ליזמות וחממת הנוער) Entrepreneurship programs that bridge AMIT schools with industry, high-tech, medicine, academia, and community — including the Academy for Entrepreneurship and Youth Incubator, providing students with tools for creative development, goal-setting, and real-world project execution in partnership with technology companies and global entrepreneurship mentors.
• Religious Zionist Schools Track (אמית ממלכתי דתי) Religious Zionist (ממלכתי דתי) K-12 schools within the AMIT network, providing values-based education to religious Zionist students combining academic excellence with Jewish studies.
• Secular Schools Track (אמית ממלכתי) Secular (ממלכתי) K-12 schools within the AMIT network, providing academic education for secular-moderate students with values-based programming.
• Youth Villages and Boarding Schools Track (אמית כפרי נוער ופנימיות) Residential youth villages and boarding schools (כפרי נוער ופנימיות) within the AMIT network, serving students in residential settings with comprehensive educational and developmental programming.
• Technological Education Centers Track (אמית מרכזים לחינוך טכנולוגי) Technology-focused secondary schools (מרכזים לחינוך טכנולוגי) within the AMIT network, providing STEM and technology education including partnerships with the Open University of Israel.
• Pre-Military Preparatory and Technological Academies Track (אמית מכינות קדם-צבאיות וטכנולוגיות) Pre-military preparatory and technological academies (מכינות קדם-צבאיות וטכנולוגיות) within the AMIT network, providing post-secondary preparatory education for students entering the Israel Defense Forces.
• Elementary Schools Track (אמית יסודי) Elementary schools (יסודי) within the AMIT network, providing primary education to younger students across diverse Israeli sectors.

Quantifiable outcome

• Ranked #1 educational network in Israel by Ministry of Education for 7 consecutive years
• +3 more outcomes

Named customers3 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature4 records

Partnerships

Seven partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• FNI InternationalcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerFNI International, led by architect Prakash Nair, partnered with AMIT to design and develop the Gogya innovation complex at Kfar Batya. FNI's international expertise in educational architecture and pedagogical design shaped the network's vision for future school environments, creating a model facility that demonstrates how physical space enables pedagogical transformation.
• A.B. Planners IsraelcoreImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerIsraeli architecture and planning firm A.B. Planners collaborated with FNI International and AMIT to design the Gogya complex, contributing local expertise in implementing innovative educational architecture in Israel.
• Geshert (Bridge) AssociationminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerAMIT partners with the Geshert (Bridge) Association for its 'Connections Week' (Shavu HaChiburim) program, which facilitates inter-sector dialogue and meetings between religious, secular, and ultra-Orthodox schools across the network.
• Kol MitzionminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerAMIT partners with Kol Mitzion organization for the 'Connections Week' programming, supporting cross-sector educational encounters between students from different parts of Israeli society.
• High-tech companies (industry partners)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerAMIT's Academy for Entrepreneurship partners with high-tech companies to provide students with real-world project experience, professional mentorship from global entrepreneurship leaders, and exposure to industry and academia as part of the entrepreneurship curriculum.
• Open University of IsraelminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerAMIT technology high school students participate in projects and programs with the Open University of Israel, integrating academic resources into the technology-focused educational curriculum.
• Ramon FoundationminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerAMIT partners with the Ramon Foundation for its Eco-Space program, giving students hands-on experience in space science and related technologies.

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Direct peers

• Ohr Torah Stone: Religious Zionist educational network with similar cross-sector mission and pedagogical focus, comparable to AMIT in serving Israeli communities through K-12 and post-secondary institutions with values-based education.
• Na'amat: Israeli women's movement operating an educational network of schools and youth programs, comparable to AMIT in operating a non-profit K-12 network with government funding and cross-sector reach.
• ORT Israel: Israel-based non-profit educational network operating schools with a technology and STEM focus, similar in scale and structure to AMIT and serving diverse Israeli student populations through accredited K-12 institutions.
• Amal Network: Long-standing Israeli educational network operating schools across the country, comparable to AMIT in operating institutional model, K-12 scope, and government-funded network structure.

Broad incumbents

• KIPP Foundation: One of the largest US charter school networks operating over 270 schools, comparable to AMIT in mission-driven non-profit K-12 network model, scale, and emphasis on outcomes for underserved populations.
• GEMS Education: Global K-12 operator with 50+ schools across multiple geographies, comparable to AMIT in scale of network operations and breadth of institutional offerings, though privately-held and for-profit.
• Success Academy: US charter school network known for academic excellence and outcomes focus, comparable to AMIT in pedagogical innovation, network-driven quality consistency, and parental demand generation through reputation.
• Nord Anglia Education: Global premium K-12 school network with 80+ schools, comparable to AMIT in operating a multi-institutional school network with proprietary curriculum frameworks and centralized pedagogical standards.

Others

• World ORT: International Jewish educational NGO and parent organization of ORT Israel, comparable to AMIT as a non-profit Jewish educational mission with cross-border operations and donor-supported programming.
• Yad Hanadiv Foundation: Israeli philanthropic foundation focused on education and other national priorities, comparable to AMIT as a non-profit ecosystem participant supporting Israeli educational excellence and social cohesion.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat6 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/amitgogya

Compliance1 record

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles11 records

Subsidiaries2 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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