The Judith Lady
Montefiore College, established by Sir Moses in memory of his wife Judith who died in 1862, runs programmes of advanced Torah education and leadership training.
Its
Semicha Course was established to produce a new generation of rabbis for the Anglo-Jewish community. Many of its students have already graduated as rabbis; and new cycles of study start every four years or so.
Its
Dayanut Programme, delivered at the Montefiore College in London by Eretz Hemdah, Jerusalem, is now preparing over thirty highly qualified senior rabbis in the English-speaking world and beyond with advanced halachic knowledge in the topics of Marriage, Divorce and Conversion for Semicha
'Yadin Yadin for the Diaspora'.
Its
Diploma Course caters for lay men and women striving to enhance their knowledge of practical Halalacha as well as deepen their spiritual understanding.
Its Gap-Year Fellowship Scheme assists school leavers to spend a year in yeshiva/seminary in Jerusalem and, whilst there, provides them with an additional course of supplementary lectures designed to broaden their understanding of contemporary issues.
Its PhD Scholarship Programme is designed for community Rabbis and educationalists to develop high-level skills with the aim of enhancing their capacity to inspire others and apply innovative approaches to programme development.