Rabbi Ramon Widmonte, dean of the Academy of Jewish Thought and Learning, said: “The LSJS MA programme is a real game-changer for our community’s future – for the first time, school teachers, rebbetzins, informal educators,rRabbis and educational leaders in South Africa have a joint space to nurture themselves, their practise and plans for the future."
Rabbi Raphael Zarum, Dean of LSJS, said of the ceremony: “What we lacked in pomp and gowns, we gained in size and warmth.”
LSJS has graduated 30 to 40 students annually over the past decade.
