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You don’t have to be in Jerusalem to study at Pardes – Sponsored Content

4h ago ·  Source: The Times of Israel 84Objectivity score84/100

You don’t have to be in Jerusalem to study at Pardes – Sponsored Content

New fall online classes bring Pardes learning to you, with options across time zones. Learn live from Pardes faculty and find a class that fits your schedule.

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Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies is offering a series of online courses in October, making its educational programs accessible globally. The courses cover various aspects of Jewish learning, catering to different levels of knowledge.

  • "Judaism for Beginners: What Do Jews Believe?" starts on Wednesdays, October 7th.
  • "Text Skills: Understanding the Flow of Discussions in Talmud" begins on Sundays, October 18th.
  • Another Talmud course, "Talmud: How the Rabbis Flipped the Script," also starts on Sundays, October 18th, and a separate session on Tuesdays, October 20th, and Wednesdays, October 21st.

These programs allow individuals worldwide to study with Pardes without being physically present in Jerusalem.

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