Academic mentoring is academic support provided by outstanding students (with a GPA of 85 or higher) from the same faculty as the student requesting the mentoring. The mentor meets with the student once a week for a two-hour session during the semester to help them with the material covered in their various courses as needed and to assist them in developing effective study skills.

Tutoring is personalized and tailored to each student’s specific needs. It is designed for students who are struggling academically or who are dealing with a learning disability, attention deficit disorder, a disability, or a complex medical condition.

At MATANA, we believe in providing in-depth support that enables meaningful, ongoing learning. Therefore, our goal is to begin mentoring at the start of the semester and continue through the end of the exam period.  
Accordingly, please apply for tutoring by the middle of the semester. We will have difficulty accommodating requests received after that date. Please note that we will not be able to accommodate requests for individual tutoring that are submitted close to the exam period. 

Please note: Every student is eligible to request a mentor, and we will do our best to ensure that those who request this service receive it; however, we cannot guarantee that this will be possible.

Participation in the mentoring program involves a subsidized fee of 600 NIS for 30 hours of mentoring (20 NIS per hour of mentoring).

Mentors receive a scholarship for these sessions, or have their mentoring recognized as community service.

Interested in a mentorship? Contact us using the form at the following link – Academic Mentoring Request Form

During the semester, we may also offer free group tutoring for specific courses. We invite you to stay in touch and keep an eye on our announcements. 

Do you have a grade point average above 85 and want to be a mentor?

Join us in our academic mentoring program for outstanding students! 

What will this give you?

• An equivalent scholarship or community service hours (4 credit points),
• A sense of mission,
• An impressive line on your resume that will help you get hired later on.
• Review of the Material – Recommended for those who have a certification exam at the end of their degree program.

You can choose from the following options:

• Social Involvement – Volunteering: 36 hours (earns 4 credit points).
• Internal Scholarship – 110 hours of mentoring, a scholarship of 6,500 NIS.
• Perach Scholarship – 120 hours of mentoring, a scholarship of 8,500 NIS.
• Special Scholarship – 140 hours of mentoring, a scholarship of 10,000 NIS.

The mentoring hours for each track also include instruction hours as part of the required hours for that track.

Registration is now open—don't miss this opportunity!

You can register at the following link –  Application Form for Education

In the following videos, you can watch student mentors talk about their mentoring experiences:

Videos of mentors sharing their mentoring experiences, with Hebrew subtitles—click here.

Videos of mentors sharing their mentoring experiences, with Arabic subtitles—click here.