Yeshiva Tiferes Bachurim in Morristown, NJ, is so much more than just another yeshiva. It’s a family for its talmidim; a destination for them to turn to for the rest of their lives.
Rabbi Yaakov Wagner, together with the dedicated hanhola of Tiferes- Rabbi Zalman Dubinsky, Rabbi Chaim Brafman, Rabbi Dovid Dick, and Rabbi Boruch Hecht – are first and foremost teachers to the students. But they are also shadchanim, guidance counselors, financial support, life coaches, and parnosoh guides for all of their talmidim and alumni.
It has always been a focus of the yeshiva to aid its talmidim towards a clear path of parnosoh after they leave yeshiva. Towards this end, there are many programs and events throughout the year including a partnership with the Morristown Medical Center and talks from many alumni about their chosen careers. Bringing these efforts to a new level is an exciting partnership the yeshiva is forging with Adaleg IT. Boruch Hashem Tiferes was able to integrate the course into its seder – without impacting a student’s growth in learning- and will now be able to further assist its students find a career in this lucrative and growing field.
Adaleg-IT (www.adalegit.com) based in Toronto, Canada run by Ron Shuster and Menachem Feuer, offers training in IT Networking, Python Programing, Full Stack Development, Data Science and Machine Learning and Cloud technology. They are official members of AWS (Amazon Web Services) Academy and CISCO Networking Academy.
Baruch Hashem Adaleg IT has trained many people in numerous frum communities and guided them to find proper jobs.
As an introduction towards this endeavor, there will be a Webinar on Thursday, January 28th at 8pm featuring three major professionals in the Tech Sector: Sam Lightstone, the Chief Technology Officer of AI (Artificial Intelligence) Strategy at IBM, Daniel Gross, Software Development Manager at Shopify, and Mikhoel Pais, Associate Security Consultant at NCC Group in Manhattan. Of note, Mikhoel Pais was a student in a 2018 Course that Adaleg IT ran at CHYE and went on to focus on Cybersecurity and find work in that sector.
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A student who uses Data Science and Machine Learning for Kashrus in Canada’s number one Kosher Organization, the COR.
Rabbi Mendel Bisk who joined their program at 19, and after graduating the program landed an important position at a tech company.
For more information on the program, please contact Rabbi Boruch Hecht at [email protected].
This is what we need in 2021
I can’t agree with you more, our community needs this
I know a lot of people who got jobs after taking one of the Adaleg courses. Hatzlacha raba IYH
How can we join the event?
Here is the link for the event. You can join via Eventbrite https://www.eventbrite.com/e/137427670863
As a tiferes bochur i could definitely say that it is a great place for self-development. The hanhola are very caring and are great at helping me and other people when we need any kind of help.
This program proves that the hanhola tries their best to provide the best for their bochrim.
If you are interested in going to tiferes i would definitely recommend it.
Wow!
Yeshiva is only getting better and better!
Thanks R Hecht and Hanhola for giving bochurim and alumni reasources for future careers.
Kol Hakvod.
This is so characteristic of the honhola of Tiferes Bochrim – they truly look out for their students for life. As an alum a few years out, I can say my time there gave me a solid foundation b’ruchnious and b’gashmious for living as a chossid. And the rabbis are still always there for me even now!
Morristown’s Tiferes Bochurim continues the Rebbes mission. A great Yasher Koach goes out to Rabbis Wagner, Hecht, Dick, Brafman, Dubinsky, Rabbi Levin, Mendy Herson and the Great Head Shliach of the State of NJ, Rabbi Moshe Herson for continually innovating and bringing these type of programs to the Yeshiva. I myself was a Senior Director for a major IT company for over 40 years and appreciate absolutely the great value in this program knowing both the industry and the type of Bochurim who are part of Tiferes where I having learned in Tiferes for the past 4 years under the… Read more »
Morristown has two tracks: a Tomchei Tmimim, which is semichah/shlichus-oriented, like Oholei Torah, Chovevei Torah, New Haven, etc.; and Tiferes Bachurim, for baalei teshuvah men.
It is this latter program (Tiferes Bachurim) that has the tech partnership component, not the Tomchei Tmimim program.
I went to Tomchei in Morristown and now I work as a professional, I’m a frum guy, not modern at all, chassidish but not on shlichus. I’d like to correct your perspective, these programs are not just for baal tshuvas but it is geared for everyone. There’s no issur to work in the velt, in fact the Rebbe encouraged many people to go out and acquire a skill. Stop discouraging bochurim from learning a skill, that is why we are in this mess today, it’s enough The Rebbe encouraged my father to go to university – my parents are not… Read more »
Dear Rabbi\Mashpia,
There are many good boys who went through the system, chassidishe boys who want and ARE doing the right thing, yet they chose to build a career. Unfortunately and very sadly, you look down at them not knowing that they (myself included) are still saying Chitas, learning, farbregens and the list goes on, and work in a job during the day. We also use this opportunity to impact other Yidden.
Your comment is very disturbing, and I think you should retract your statement. You can be a frum and a chissidishe yid and have a skill.
Dear Adaleg team, I am so happy you’ve joined forces with Morristown yeshiva, but I think you should take this even further and work with other yeshivas in the US and abroad, this is an essential ingredient to avoid key problems most bochurim suffer from nowadays.
Thank you for your good words! One of our main goals is to take this even further. This program is a big step. I agree with you. It is an “essential ingredient to avoid key problems.” We can’t wait for the problems to come; we need, as a global community, to become more pro-active. Adaleg IT is the dedicated to being pro-active. The Digital World and the Digital Economy are the biggest growth sectors today and will be fore a while to come. We hope that our program in Yeshiva Tiferes Bachurim will be a model and a light for… Read more »
I forgot to share the event link. Please come and share it to people you think may be interested – https://www.eventbrite.com/e/137427670863
This is so much needed for people to get valuable skills in a world that is becoming more and more digital by the day I am really excited to see this kind of partnership happening now! Hatzlacha!!
This is an exciting opportunity
from this should other “mainstream” yeshivos learn…
BH! I could write a book talking about my experience in Morristown, and it wouldn’t have an end bc my connection there hasn’t either. Tiferes is family, you will have to travel to get to such a place but no journey will ever be more worth it in your life. Make an effort to connect with the Rabbis, it’s Unconditional Love and nothing but Proper Chinuch for a Yid. And now with the added programs shows how all they want to do is Set the Chasidishe Younger Man for Spiritual and Material success.