Living and Working in Israel

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Seasonal jobs in Israel

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There are paid employment opportunities within the tourist industry particularly in resorts such as Eilat. Work may be found teaching English in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem and Nazareth and English teachers are recruited in summer language camps on a voluntary basis.

Voluntary Job Opportunities In Israel can include work on Kibbutzim where volunteers take part in farm, factory work or fruit picking.

If you intend to visit Israel, on holiday, a business trip, to study, work, volunteer or as an emigrant you should get up to date and accurate information from the official website of the Israel Ministry Of Foreign Affairs Web Site.

For up to date information on visa requirements, you can also check with the Embassy or consulate of Israel before you travel.

Voluntary work in Israel

The most famous city of Israel, Jerusalem, is for many the end point of an inspirational pilgrimage, with millions of visitors from all religions flocking annually to gain an experience unlike any other. Voluntary work in Israel’s capital means seeing firsthand some of the world’s oldest history in the Old City but make sure you take the long way there to soak up the city’s winding ancient alleyways and bustling market that add to the incredible atmosphere of the city that serves as the nucleus of deep religious importance to Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.

For a modern experience of voluntary work in Israel, Tel Aviv is the cosmopolitan city to lend a helping hand; lined by a glorious coastline, the stunning beaches, non-stop nightlife and creative culture is only enhanced by the incredible heritage that has led to this modern day mecca for Israel’s younger generations. Visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site, the world-class Tel Aviv Museum of Art, or a swanky bar after a day volunteering, and question every preconceived notion you had of Israeli life.

Voluntary work in Israel is as varied as it is rewarding. Eco-tourism is an amazing way to see the natural beauty the country has to offer as volunteers have the chance to dive deep into coral reef conservation and work with endangered wildlife.

Volunteers in Israel also have the opportunity to contribute to the prevalent human rights movement, campaigning to amend policies and attitudes and raise awareness about pressing issues. Through this type of voluntary work in Israel, you will be contributing to the improvement of the lives of under-served and underprivileged communities.

Volunteering within health care programs in Israel are a great way to gain experience if you are pursuing a career in the medical field. Work with nurses and therapists caring for the elderly and vulnerable and make a real impact on the lives of the locals.