Yemin Orde Youth Education

What Yemin Orde Youth Education does

Yemin Orde Youth Education (כפר הנוער ימין אורד) is a private, mixed-gender religious boarding school (youth village / kfar noar) located in Hof HaCarmel Regional Council, Haifa District, Israel, founded in 1953 and operating with a disclosed headcount of 18 employees. It serves approximately 13-17 year-old students in grades 8-11 drawn from 16 countries, providing full Israeli matriculation (bagrut) preparation in parallel with religious (Torah) studies in a residential pastoral setting overlooking the Mediterranean.

The school's core academic offering comprises general and technological study tracks (10-unit cyber and computer science, physics, chemistry, biology, robotics, mechatronics, electrical engineering) and a performing-arts program (music, dance, theater, vocal development, DJ/sound). Supplemental programs include vocational certificate courses (surfing instructor, gym instructor, cooking/baking, hair design, tourism management, smart-home planning) and an after-school Learning Center that delivers individualized tutoring in groups of 3-4 students, with extended hours including holidays. The institution was included in Israel's 2021 (תשפ"א) Ministry of Education list of outstanding schools for both academic and value-based social outcomes, including IDF national-service and preparatory-program participation.

The business and go-to-market model is direct-to-consumer: prospective families engage via website inquiry and registration forms, phone (050-313-8090, 050-920-0296), or email ([email protected]), with a multi-language website supporting ~30 locales to enable international recruitment. Revenue mechanics, pricing, funding sources, and governance are not publicly disclosed; the institution operates as a non-profit educational organization with no public listing.

Name

Yemin Orde Youth Education

Legal name

Yemin Orde Youth Education

Website

https://yeminorde.co.il

Company type

Private

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Yemin Orde Youth Education is an Israeli mixed-gender religious boarding school (youth village) serving grades 8-11 students from 16 countries, offering full matriculation preparation alongside Torah studies, cyber/computers and performing-arts tracks, and vocational certificate courses.

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B2C

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Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Supply Chain

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Core offering

Yemin Orde Youth Education is a mixed religious boarding school (yeshiva-type institution) located in Hof HaCarmel, Israel, serving students in grades 8-11 (ages 13-17) from 16 different countries. The school combines full academic matriculation preparation with parallel Torah (religious) studies, and offers specialized tracks in Cyber and Computers (10 units with international technology certificate), Performing Arts, and vocational certificate courses. It operates as a residential youth village (kfar noar) with a Learning Center providing extended-hours private tutoring.

Product overview

Yemin Orde Youth Education is a combined religious boarding school (yeshiva-type institution) for boys and girls from 16 different countries, offering a unified educational program combining academic studies, religious Torah learning, and extracurricular enrichment. The core offering consists of high school education with diverse study majors: a Cyber and Computers track (10 units with international technology certificate) and Performing Arts program (music, dance, theater, DJ sound), supplemented by vocational certificate courses (surfing instructor, gym instructor, cooking, hair design, tourism management, smart home planning). Academic preparation includes a Learning Center with private tutoring, individual study tracks (theoretical or technological), and preparation for quality matriculation and university studies following military/national service.

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Products and services

• Cyber and Computers Track (סייבר ומחשבים) A comprehensive 10-unit matriculation study track in computing and computer science, culminating in an international technology certificate. Prepares students for the technological job market and integration into advanced technological military units.
• Performing Arts (אומנויות הבמה) A program offering training in music, dance, theater, vocal development, and DJ sound courses, providing tools for students to become professional artists at the highest level.
• Certificate Courses (קורסים עם תעו�ות) Vocational certification programs including surfing instructor, gym instructor, cooking and baking, hair design and beauty care, tourism management, and smart home planning certificates, supplementing full matriculation credentials.
• Learning Center - Private Tutoring After-school academic support providing private tutoring in small groups of 3-4 students or individually, operating until late night hours and during holiday vacations, supporting students who need additional academic reinforcement.

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Direct peers

• Kiryat Yearim Youth Village: Israeli religious youth village offering residential secondary education with similar academic-Torah combined model; directly comparable in target market, boarding model, and religious-academic integration.
• Kfar Silver Youth Village: Israeli residential youth village combining secondary education with agricultural and vocational tracks; directly comparable as a boarding-school operator targeting youth with mixed academic and practical learning pathways.
• Ramat Hadassah/Sloutzky Youth Village: Israeli youth village operating as a residential secondary school with enrichment programs; comparable in residential education model, mixed-population intake, and youth-development mission.
• Neve Michael Youth Village: Established Israeli youth village providing residential secondary education and post-secondary pathways; comparable as a directly competing boarding institution serving youth with similar academic and personal-development goals.
• Aleh Negev: Israeli residential village providing education and care services; comparable as an Israeli residential education institution, though focused on special-needs populations rather than general religious secondary education.

Broad incumbents

• ORT Israel Schools: Network of Israeli schools emphasizing science, technology, and vocational tracks; comparable as a broader secondary-education operator with technology-focused programming relevant to Yemin Orde's cyber track.
• AMIT (Association of Modern Israel for Technological Education): Network of religious schools in Israel with strong STEM/technology emphasis; comparable as a broader operator in religious secondary education with a similar tech-track value proposition (cyber, robotics, mechatronics).
• Bnei Akiva Schools: Network of religious Zionist schools in Israel combining Torah studies with academic education; broader incumbent in the same religious-secondary market with similar Torah-academic integration but operating a network rather than a single village.

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• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/yemin-orde-youth-education

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