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You help boarding-school students with their studies — giving one-on-one lessons in subjects you choose and helping them manage their time with task lists and priorities. You need to know the classroom material well and stay in close…
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You give professional training to fighters across the Artillery Corps — teaching them advanced systems for combat management and fire, intelligence, and driving armored fighting vehicles. You give classroom lessons, command your own…
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Flying isn't a natural environment for the human body, so fighters need to stay medically fit for what the mission demands. You give them instruction, drills, and simulator training that help them cope with things like low-oxygen exposure,…
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You train combat-collection fighters, observation soldiers, and Bak"asiyot in shooting, simulators, machine guns and weapons, drones, and border-specific collection work. Some of it happens in the field, some on simulators, and some in the…
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TAGACH — climbing, rappelling, and rescue — is a unique instructional field under the High-Angle Rescue School, working with rope systems and height-access gear so units can reach, move through, and rescue from difficult terrain. Training…
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You train combat-engineering fighters in three main areas: operating armored fighting vehicles, running engineering machinery, and mine-laying and demolition. You build the lesson plans and materials yourself, run advanced courses, take…
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You take part in the IDF's most advanced ground-forces training and help keep fighters combat-ready. There are two tracks here: operating the Combat Hammer, a two-sided training vehicle that simulates an armored fighting vehicle in day and…
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You train soldiers and senior officers — standing, career, and reserve — on the IDF's system that helps field commanders make real combat decisions, from controlling force deployment to planning strategy. The work mixes classroom teaching…
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You train soldiers across the army on new logistics information systems — running online and in-person sessions, rolling out new applications army-wide, and troubleshooting when management systems break. You build up real professional…
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You're part of the corps' system-rollout and training effort — giving hands-on instruction across every army unit and mentoring new officers as they step into their roles. You sit in on meetings with the teams developing these systems and…
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You're part of the corps' system-rollout and training effort — giving hands-on instruction across every army unit and mentoring new officers as they step into their roles. You sit in on meetings with the teams developing these systems and…
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You command recruits from specific populations — new immigrants, minority-community soldiers, soldiers on the autism spectrum, and soldiers with complex personal or economic backgrounds — through their basic training at Education Corps…
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You're the values-and-education figure in your unit — planning, launching, and running its whole educational routine: study days, lectures, workshops, tours, hikes, unit events, ceremonies, and cultural programs. You support commanders in…
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You command future recruits during the Gadna program, building the right mindset before they face real combat service. You run the daily schedule, safety, and discipline, and teach shooting, navigation, marches, battle heritage, and how…
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This program is for outstanding 12th-graders from the periphery who are headed for combat service and love technology. You spend a week living on a closed military base with real combat commanders, learning the theory and practice of…
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You're in charge of hand-to-hand combat for the unit — training recruits during basic training, keeping fighters sharp with maintenance training, and teaching self-defense to support soldiers. You become the unit's go-to authority on the…
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You're responsible for professional rescue training — for Home Front Command rescue fighters, reserve battalions, and civilian organizations. You teach rescue techniques and tools, and take part in drills that simulate a real…
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This role splits in two: half the time you help with immigrant absorption inside frameworks for new immigrants, and the other half you work within local community frameworks and authorities.
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You teach infantry fighters how to use every weapon system they'll actually fight with. The job demands toughness, the ability to work under pressure, handling the unexpected, and being comfortable spending long stretches in the field. No…
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You need a strong instructional streak, command experience, and the ability to run a warehouse well — this role is about developing and teaching logistics skills to others.
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This role calls for strong command, instructional, and management skills. You need to lead and motivate people, express yourself clearly in speech and writing, and stay physically fit — running and strength both matter. At its core, it's…
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This track is for outstanding athletes who serve at schools, helping build a healthy lifestyle and raise awareness among students.
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You help boarding-school students with their studies — giving one-on-one lessons in subjects you choose and helping them manage their time with task lists and priorities. You need to know the classroom material well and stay in close…
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You're placed in the Technology and Logistics Directorate, giving supplementary lessons to soldier-students in grades 9-14 at high schools and military boarding schools. The role means developing your own teaching materials and supporting…
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You teach and mentor specific groups of soldiers, picking one of several tracks: helping soldiers finish their matriculation certificate, teaching Hebrew to new immigrants and minority soldiers, guiding candidates through the Netiv…
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You work at an open base in a civilian setting, guiding visitors at one of the Ministry of Defense's museums around the country.
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You train fighters from units across the IDF, the police, and other emergency organizations in unconventional (nuclear, biological, chemical) warfare — giving lessons, building drills, and mentoring exercises. It's a professional,…
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You serve with a 'green' body — a nature or parks authority — as a hiking guide, leading groups along trails.
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You drive changes in how Home Front Command reserve and standing personnel work with operational systems — rolling systems out unit by unit, mentoring people one-on-one, and giving instruction and application-level support. You raise how…
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You teach paratroopers how to jump — everything from dropping troops and freefalling to airlifting forces and dropping equipment on a range of missions. The work happens in field conditions and calls for fast decisions under extreme…
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You run sports and fitness for the unit — leading physical and combat-fitness workouts, organizing sports days, testing soldiers' fitness levels, and giving talks on topics like proper nutrition. During service you can earn a civilian…
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You command IDF soldiers serving out sentences at detention facilities around the country, including the Neve Tzedek military prison at Beit Lid — from the moment they're brought in until their release. You're a central figure in their…
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You command IDF soldiers serving out their sentences at detention facilities around the country — from intake to release. For them, you're a central figure who's involved in every part of their time inside: education, discipline,…
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The Military Police Corps trains its own commanders, and you'd be one of them, based at Bahad 13 in the Training City in the Negev — the first person new Military Police recruits meet. You handle command, instruction, discipline, and…
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You escort and guide volunteers who come from countries around the world for three-week stints with various IDF units, and take care of all their personal needs during that time.
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You teach soldiers to shoot — personal weapons, sniper rifles, or machine guns. Your work directly shapes how sharp combat units are, since you train them and then keep them qualified all the way to their discharge from reserve duty.…
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You train fighters in special units of the Artillery Corps, either as a Moran instructor — teaching advanced systems for combat management, fire, intelligence, and driving armored fighting vehicles — or as a Rochev Shamayim / Dohar…
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You teach — in uniform, but inside ordinary civilian schools and community programs — helping specific groups settle in: new immigrants, boarding-school students, religious communities. You pick a track: math, immigrant absorption,…
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You accompany soldiers on the autism spectrum and help them get through a military system that's especially hard to navigate for them. You explain how things work and help solve whatever comes up, so their service goes as smoothly as…
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In the mornings you go into schools to give individual help, prepare students for the IDF, and be an extra presence in the building. In the evenings you go to evening programs, usually meeting the same students, and help them informally…
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You're a skilled professional in rope-based warfare, specializing in climbing, rappelling, and rescue. You train soldiers from units across the army in rescuing from height and moving through difficult terrain. The training itself gives…
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This is a training track for instruction and command roles in the Technology and Maintenance Corps. After tironut at the School for Technology and Maintenance Professions, you go through a foundation course covering the basics of…
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You serve on a small, almost family-sized Gadna base, preparing teenagers for their future enlistment. Commanding a squad of trainees during Gadna training means knowing your way around fieldcraft, weapons, first aid, and other course…
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