Applicants for Academic Mentorship

Academic mentoring is a program designed to help students master the course material and meet academic requirements, while teaching them effective study skills.
The mentoring is one-on-one and tailored to each student’s specific needs. 

Am I eligible for mentoring?

The tutoring program is intended for students who are struggling academically or who have a learning disability, attention deficit disorder, a disability, or a complex medical condition. Eligibility will be determined by the MATANA staff.

Who are the mentors?

The mentors are outstanding students who are enrolled in the same department as the student requesting the mentorship.

When Should You Apply for a Mentorship?

We recommend starting at the beginning of the semester to allow for an in-depth learning process. In any case, please apply for a mentor by the middle of the semester.

We may have difficulty responding to requests received after that date. Requests for individual tutoring may be submitted up to one month before the exam period.

How long will it take for me to be assigned a mentor?

Since the program also depends on the number of students who are able and willing to serve as mentors, we cannot commit to a specific timeframe for when the mentoring will begin, but we promise to do our best to make it happen.

Is there a fee for this service?

The academic mentoring service is significantly subsidized by Ono Academic College. The payment for mentoring is 20 NIS per hour and is calculated based on the number of hours reported by the mentor.

For group tutoring, the service will be provided free of charge to eligible students.

If you are interested in tutoring, please fill out the attached form.

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