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Find out about NCSY Summer’s flagship trip to Israel!
THE JERUSALEM JOURNEY: A 3-week touring experience in Israel for teens in Grades 9-12
Please fill out the following form for further details about our summer in Israel tours for teens.
Could it get any better? Yes it can! NCSY is now offering a $3000 USD Root One voucher to attend any NCSY summer trips.
Torah High registrants receive an additional $250 USD voucher for NCSY summer trips.
The Anne Samson Jerusalem Journey (TJJ) is a three-week touring experience in Israel for public school students and some Jewish Day School students (with JSU clubs). TJJ is an exhilarating, action-packed, transformative journey which allows participants to learn more about their Jewish heritage and culture by interfacing with the history, people, and Land of Israel.
Travel from the Golan Heights to the shores of Eilat and everywhere in-between. Swim in the Kinneret, visit archeological digs, hike through the mountains and float in the Dead Sea and much more.
Judaism will come alive as you pray at the Western Wall, hike up Masada and visit all the holy sites Israel has to offer. Connect to the past and discover your future.
TJJ is designed for teens looking to learn more about their Jewish heritage through hands-on, meaningful experiences.
A 5-week internship program in Israel where teens intern during the week at a variety of locations, such as hospitals, research labs, and businesses and spend the weekends travelling Israel. This is great way for teens to build their resume and help figure out where their interests and passion lie!
TJJ Poland: TJJ Poland is a 4-week program that challenges participants to confront Jewish history and develop leadership skills to help build the Jewish future. TJJ Poland is designed for JSU-ers with a high level of intellectual and emotional maturity, proven leadership ability, and strong involvement in NCSY/JSU. While preference will be given to previous TJJ participants, this trip is open to qualified applicants who have not previously attended a summer program.
