The program includes instruction in the practical aspects of Rabbinical service as well as extensive education in the Bible, Jewish history, Philosophy, theology, and varieties of Jewish spiritual experience.

Rabbinical Seminary International Following the most traditional method of training Rabbis, for nearly twenty years. Learn more

The Rabbinical Seminary International is a trans-denominational rabbinical seminary in the Neo-Hasidic tradition; it prepares students to "serve as a teacher, counselor, worship facilitator, spiritual healer and teacher of the faith".

Become a rabbi by learning from Orthodox, Conservative and Reform Rabbis. A fully online, pluralistic smicha for people searching for private smicha, private rabbinic ordination, online rabbinical schools or alternative paths to becoming a rabbi

2025年1月16日 · The Reconstructionist Rabbinical College is the sole seminary of the Reconstructionist movement. Founded in 1968 to serve the Jewish people and the wider world, RRC is dedicated to teaching Judaism as an evolving religious civilization and to engaging with the riches of Jewish tradition to create meaning, connect to the sacred and bring ...

Vital in its approach and vibrant in its tradition, the Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary (RIETS) is the Western Hemisphere's leading center for Torah learning and training for the rabbinate.

The Rabbinical Seminary International has, for thirty years, followed the most traditional method of training Rabbis. Traditionally, there were no seminaries. Everyone studied and, when students were ready, the students asked their Rabbis to examine them.

The Rabbinical School balances spirituality and scholarship to provide deep religious training and individualized study across disciplines, ordaining individuals who become transformative community leaders.

The Rabbinical School of The Jewish Theological Seminary provides an integrated program of academic learning, professional development, and spiritual growth ending in rabbinic ordination and the award of a master of arts degree.

The Rabbinical Seminary International has, for nearly twenty years, followed the most traditional method of training Rabbis. Traditionally, there were no seminaries.