Academic mentoring is academic support provided by outstanding students (average of 85 or higher) from the faculty in which the student requesting the mentoring is studying. The mentor meets with the student during the semester for a two-hour weekly session, in order to help him study the various course materials as needed and to help him acquire effective learning skills.

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

At Matna, we believe in in-depth process assistance that enables meaningful, ongoing learning. Therefore, the goal is to begin mentoring at the beginning of the semester and continue until the end of the exam period.
Therefore, you must apply for tutoring by mid-semester. We will have difficulty responding to requests received at a later date. It should be emphasized that we will not be able to respond to requests for individual tutoring that arrive close to the exam period.

Please note: Every student is entitled to apply for tutoring and we will make every effort to allow applicants to receive this service, but we cannot guarantee that this will be possible.

Receiving mentoring involves a subsidized fee of 600 NIS for 30 hours of mentoring (20 NIS per hour of mentoring).

Mentors receive a scholarship for these meetings, or recognition of mentoring as social engagement.

Interested in mentoring? Contact us via the form in the following link – Academic Mentoring Request Form

During the semester, we may also offer group tutoring in specific courses, which is provided free of charge. We invite you to stay in touch and follow our publications. 

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

Join our academic mentoring system for outstanding students! 

What will it give you?

• Equal scholarship or social engagement hours (4 credits),
• A sense of mission,
• An impressive line on your resume that will help you later in getting a job.
• Reviewing the material – recommended for those who have a certification exam at the end of their degree.

You can choose from the following routes:

• Social Engagement – Volunteering: 36 hours (earns 4 credits).
• Internal scholarship – 110 hours of mentoring, scholarship of 6500 NIS.
• Farah Scholarship – 120 hours of mentoring, a scholarship of 8500 NIS.
• Special scholarship – 140 hours of mentoring, a scholarship of 10,000 NIS.

The mentoring hours in each track also include training hours as part of the hours required in the track.

Registration has begun, don't miss the opportunity!

You can register at the following link – Induction Application Form

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

Mentor videos telling about the mentoring experience with Hebrew subtitles – click here.

Videos of mentors talking about the mentoring experience with Arabic subtitles – click here.