Orthodox Conversion Course at Midreshet B'erot Bat Ayin
Midreshet B'erot Bat Ayin is offering special conversion classes and personal guidance to conversion candidates under the supervision of the Chief Rabbinate's Beit Din of conversion in Jerusalem.

What does the program include?
Students will enroll in our regular learning program and have additional tutoring and mentoring in subjects needed to pass the conversion test. The additional classes include Jewish philosophy, beginning Halacha, Tanach, and Hebrew Ulpan. Furthermore, each student will meet separately with Rabbi Yosef Benarroch who will guide her in the conversion process and determine any special needs to prepare her for the Beit Din. The program may be adapted to the needs and background of each student.

What is the time commitment?
The average length of the course is 1 year. Exceptions may be made on an individual basis.

What are the requirements to enroll?
In order to enroll in the conversion course the student needs to have had intensive contact with a Jewish community for one year. The conversion candidate will need several letters of recommendation from Rabbis and others who will affirm her prior involvement with a Jewish community. Among the letters of recommendation, at least two letters must be from orthodox rabbis who can testify to the sincerity of the student's commitment to Judaism. With these letters the conversion candidate will be able to open a conversion file with the Chief Rabbinate of conversion in Jerusalem and obtain a conversion visa.

What is the aim of the program?
With Hashem's help this conversion course offered at Midreshet B'erot Bat Ayin will enable conversion candidates to go through an Orthodox conversion process recognized by the strictest authorities in Israel. Our program will allow woman to be part of a serious Torah environment and study in a natural and enjoyable learning atmosphere. With Hashem's help she will be guided in the ways of Jewish life all the way to the Mikva and beyond.

Who can I contact for enrollment?
For questions and information please contact:

Rebbetzin Chana Bracha Siegelbaum at (972-2) 993-2642 or email director@berotbatayin.org
or Rabbanit Elana Benarroch in the office berotoffice@berotbatayin.org