Empowering Israel’s Workforce through Practical Education
Amal Hesegim, part of the Amal Educational Network, is one of Israel’s leading public providers of vocational and technological education, operating a nationwide network of colleges from the north to the south. For more than 30 years, it has specialized in translating labor-market needs into practical, employment-oriented training, combining close partnerships with government ministries and employers with deep familiarity with the diverse populations it serves.
This dual expertise, understanding both employer demand and the realities of different communities, gives Amal Hesegim a clear competitive advantage in Israel’s crowded training landscape. Its programs deliver recognized certifications, strong placement outcomes, and real career pathways in fields such as engineering, automotive, construction, healthcare, culinary arts, and skilled trades, while advancing social inclusion for Jewish and Arab citizens, residents of the periphery, immigrants, and first-generation professionals.
Looking ahead, Amal Hesegim is uniquely positioned to help Israel confront labor shortages, regional inequality, and the disruptive effects of AI and automation. Its vision is to strengthen and modernize professions that rely on “working hands” by integrating advanced technologies, hybrid learning models, and updated curricula in areas such as renewable energy, smart manufacturing, digital systems, and advanced transportation.
Guided by experienced leadership and strong industry alliances, the network is expanding its capacity to deliver future-ready skills while preserving the dignity and economic value of vocational professions. Through strategic philanthropic partnerships, Amal Hesegim seeks to scale its impact, modernizing infrastructure, expanding access for underserved populations, and ensuring that Israel’s workforce remains resilient, skilled, and inclusive in a rapidly changing economy.
Amal Hesegim is uniquely positioned to help Israel navigate the profound transformation of the labor market driven by artificial intelligence, automation, and digitalization, aligning its training with employers’ evolving needs so that adult learners gain resilient, future-proof skills across the country. As Israel confronts regional inequality, skill shortages, and the disruptive impact of AI, the network is expanding and adapting its programs to ensure that professions requiring “working hands” in advanced manufacturing, transportation, construction, energy, and technical services are strengthened and dignified rather than diminished.
Amal Heisegim’s Vision for the Future
Guided by leading voices in the technology sector who stress that vocational and technical education are now more critical than ever for innovation-based economies, Amal Hesegim is broadening its offerings in emerging sectors, such as renewable energy, smart manufacturing, automotive technologies, and digital systems, while investing in modern equipment, hybrid-learning models, and stronger employer partnerships so that graduates can both adapt to AI-driven change and keep essential systems running.