Started in 1880, World ORT is today operational in 37 countries and helps around 300 000 students around the world. Specialised in technology, our mission is to provide communities wherever they are, with the skills and knowledge necessary to cope with the complexities and uncertainties of their environment.
Education helps people realize their dreams, become who they want to be. Education empowers poorer communities, giving them the opportunity to grow and become self-sufficient. It’s also about sharing and connecting, to learn from each other.
Watch this video to see World ORT’s impact on education across the world.
On behalf of the ORT family, World ORT sends condolences to all those who have suffered loss resulting from yesterday's earthquake. Here, Dr Moises Salinas Fleitman, Rector of Universidad ORT México, shares his experience of the quake and how Organización ORT de México, IAP is responding to the crisis.
ORT Mexico counts its blessings after massive earthquake - World ORT
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ORT Mexico University has offered itself as an aid distribution centre to help those badly affected by an earthquake which hit Mexico City yesterday r...September 20th, 2:08 pm
Thanks to you we've had a great year. In a special message for Rosh Hashana, World ORT President Dr Conrad Giles invites you to join us for another exciting year of Educating for Life! Shana tovah!
A Rosh Hashana Message from World ORT President Dr Conrad Giles - World ORT
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ORT had barely been established in St Petersburg when a poor Jewish family in the Pale of Settlement sent their son to Bialystok in the hope of an edu...September 20th, 2:02 pm
Shana tovah! Take a look at how you've helped
Shana tovah! Join us for another exciting year of Educating for Life!
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We have seen a year marked by expansion and cooperation, a growth in our reach and in the family spirit of our organisation - but there is still much ...September 20th, 1:56 pm
How was ORT affected by the earthquake in Mexico City?
ORT Mexico counts its blessings after a massive earthquake hits Mexico City
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The Rector of Universidad ORT Mexico shares his experience of the latest quake to hit Mexico.September 20th, 1:44 pm
Distances and borders melted away when hundreds of ORT students in the flour of their youth, together with parents and teachers, were joined by videoconferencing technology for a fun afternoon of challah baking.
ORT schools in Argentina, Spain, Mexico, Italy, Israel, Russia, Moldova, and Bulgaria took part in the second annual challa agula event organised by ORT Argentina. They kneaded the dough for the round challa loaves which are traditionally eaten on Rosh Hashana and took in turns to share the customs of their communities, such as Mexico’s traditional dish of apples covered in a spicy sauce called chamoy.
“This event is a sign of what makes World ORT strong – its global reach,” World ORT Director General Avi Ganon told the participants from Israel. “It’s a wonderful initiative and I thank ORT Argentina for continuing with it. I want to wish all of you Shana Tovah!”Distances and borders melted away when hundreds of ORT students in the flour of their youth, together with parents and teachers, were joined by videoconferencing technology for a fun afternoon of challah baking.
ORT schools in Argentina, Spain, Mexico, Italy, Israel, Russia, Moldova, and Bulgaria took part in the second annual challa agula event organised by @[494208833929539:274:ORT Argentina]. They kneaded the dough for the round challa loaves which are traditionally eaten on Rosh Hashana and took in turns to share the customs of their communities, such as Mexico’s traditional dish of apples covered in a spicy sauce called chamoy.
“This event is a sign of what makes World ORT strong – its global reach,” World ORT Director General Avi Ganon told the participants from Israel. “It’s a wonderful initiative and I thank ORT Argentina for continuing with it. I want to wish all of you Shana Tovah!”
September 19th, 6:48 pm
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