As a Haredi Israeli citizen, you may be entitled to a government scholarship toward approved courses, covering up to 80% of the course cost. At Compuskills, this grant applies to Graphics, Interior Design, and Programming. The rebate comes in 3 stages.
To get started, enroll at Compuskills and let us know that you’re applying for this grant. We will prepare your paperwork.
Schedule an appointment with Kivun in your city to start the process. In Jerusalem, call 02-6456222.
This grant is a joint process. We handle our end, but you need to stay on top of yours. Deadlines move quickly, and only students who keep up with the paperwork receive the funding.
This grant is for you if:
Deadline to submit all paperwork: 40 days before your course start date.
The process starts with taking an aptitude test. Once you have taken the aptitude test, you need to wait for the results and schedule an appointment to discuss the results of your test. Only after this will you be allowed to apply for the grant. The deadline for applying for the grant is 40 days before the course begins. Therefore, it is important to start this process a few months before the start of the course.
Submit your application and let us know you’re interested in this grant.
We’ll add it to your student file.
Make an appointment with Kivun to get started.
Several forms are involved. We know them all and will help you through each one.
Once approved, paying for your course triggers the next stage of the refund process.