Shaanan College, the Religious Academic College of Education, was established in 1951 by the late Dr. Yechiel Ben Nun, as a bi-annual teacher and teacher training seminary for religious education in Haifa and the north. The seminar was initially in the Hadar Carmel neighborhood, 1965) Moved to the slopes of the Neve Sha'anan neighborhood of Haifa. In the early 1970s, a third year of schooling was added, and graduates graduated as a preschooler or senior certified teacher. Over the years, areas of specialization and curricula, middle school teacher training and special education have been added.
At the same time, a center for teacher training has also been opened, where hundreds of teachers have studied diploma courses, such as didactic diagnoses, special education, vocational coordinators, matching courses for immigrant teachers in mathematics and English, and more. There are also courses in various disciplines in education and training.
In the second half of the 1990s, an increased academic process began, and in 2001 (2001), the College received full academic recognition from the Council for Higher Education in all fields and specializations. In 2004 (2004), the College moved to the permanent campus in Kiryat Shmuel, Haifa.
The College offers courses in a variety of courses: Horticulture (age 6-0), Primary School teachers and teachers, Secondary School teachers and teachers and Special Education teachers.
In the college, various teaching disciplines are taught, such as civilian history, the Bible, history, English, mathematics and special education. Studies are separate for women and men.
In 2009 (2009), the College was authorized to grant a second academic degree (M.Ed.), and there are currently four graduate programs: Bible - Bible Teaching in the Mirror of Jewish Interpretation (Full Certification); Education - Teaching and Learning in Integrated Systems (Full Certification) English; Teaching English in the Digital Age (Full Certification); Educational Counseling (New Program Opened in 1990
The College maintains a path of excellence to which students with high academic achievement and social leadership skills are accepted. It is a path that aims to grow educational, academic and social leadership. The duration of the course of excellence is three years (instead of four) and students are eligible for a tuition and subsistence scholarship.
In addition, there is a training program for Ethiopian students to facilitate and strengthen their integration into Israeli society. The program includes empowerment and personal accompaniment when students are also eligible for a full scholarship for all school years as well as residence in dormitories.
In the college there is a continuation studies center where senior teachers complete their academic degrees, academics study for a teaching certificate and practice teachers who extend their qualification to another discipline or age range. There are also various courses, such as a teacher training course, new teacher training courses, family life education and professional development courses in a variety of fields.
In addition, the College holds teacher training courses for male graduates who complete their undergraduate studies.
The College encourages academic research, the products of which are presented in academic journals in Israel and abroad. The College publishes books by academic staff. In addition, the College publishes judicial journals in various fields: Who has been out regularly every year since 1957; "Research and study in mathematical education", which deals with the training and professional development of mathematics teachers; "Between the Lines" - a journal for the study of children's and youth literature; And "educational counseling."
The College maintains close contact with the schools and kindergartens in its area of operation in Haifa and Northern Districts. Collaborative conferences and activities are held at the college, and cooperation in projects such as "academy-grade" helps promote the education system in the north of the country.
The library, the pedagogical switchboard (MPA), the computer center and the simulation center are some of the resources available to students, faculty and educators.
At the same time, a center for teacher training has also been opened, where hundreds of teachers have studied diploma courses, such as didactic diagnoses, special education, vocational coordinators, matching courses for immigrant teachers in mathematics and English, and more. There are also courses in various disciplines in education and training.
In the second half of the 1990s, an increased academic process began, and in 2001 (2001), the College received full academic recognition from the Council for Higher Education in all fields and specializations. In 2004 (2004), the College moved to the permanent campus in Kiryat Shmuel, Haifa.
The College offers courses in a variety of courses: Horticulture (age 6-0), Primary School teachers and teachers, Secondary School teachers and teachers and Special Education teachers.
In the college, various teaching disciplines are taught, such as civilian history, the Bible, history, English, mathematics and special education. Studies are separate for women and men.
In 2009 (2009), the College was authorized to grant a second academic degree (M.Ed.), and there are currently four graduate programs: Bible - Bible Teaching in the Mirror of Jewish Interpretation (Full Certification); Education - Teaching and Learning in Integrated Systems (Full Certification) English; Teaching English in the Digital Age (Full Certification); Educational Counseling (New Program Opened in 1990
The College maintains a path of excellence to which students with high academic achievement and social leadership skills are accepted. It is a path that aims to grow educational, academic and social leadership. The duration of the course of excellence is three years (instead of four) and students are eligible for a tuition and subsistence scholarship.
In addition, there is a training program for Ethiopian students to facilitate and strengthen their integration into Israeli society. The program includes empowerment and personal accompaniment when students are also eligible for a full scholarship for all school years as well as residence in dormitories.
In the college there is a continuation studies center where senior teachers complete their academic degrees, academics study for a teaching certificate and practice teachers who extend their qualification to another discipline or age range. There are also various courses, such as a teacher training course, new teacher training courses, family life education and professional development courses in a variety of fields.
In addition, the College holds teacher training courses for male graduates who complete their undergraduate studies.
The College encourages academic research, the products of which are presented in academic journals in Israel and abroad. The College publishes books by academic staff. In addition, the College publishes judicial journals in various fields: Who has been out regularly every year since 1957; "Research and study in mathematical education", which deals with the training and professional development of mathematics teachers; "Between the Lines" - a journal for the study of children's and youth literature; And "educational counseling."
The College maintains close contact with the schools and kindergartens in its area of operation in Haifa and Northern Districts. Collaborative conferences and activities are held at the college, and cooperation in projects such as "academy-grade" helps promote the education system in the north of the country.
The library, the pedagogical switchboard (MPA), the computer center and the simulation center are some of the resources available to students, faculty and educators.
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