Men will learn in weekday evenings in a beit midrash with additional study on Sunday morning, while a new beit midrash combining daytime and evening sessions will cater for women.
A team of rabbis and educators will teach the programme, led by Rabbanit Hannah and Rabbi Yoni Abrams; Rabbanit Abrams is from London.
There will also be regular visits from scholars from New York’s Yeshiva University, which is a partner on the project together with the Wohl Legacy in London. Their primary focus will be on how the Torah and secular worlds enhance each other.
Fellows will also have the opportunity to study for a certificate in Jewish studies from Yeshiva University - and the option of a week in New York at YU or Stern College.
