Einat was born and raised in Israel, and lived in Tel Aviv until 2000, when she moved to Chicago to work as Hebrew teacher. She holds a BA in Hebrew Literature and Education Management and an MA in Education Administration/Supervision of Education.

In 2005, Einat moved to Florida and kept working in a Jewish Education setting both formal and non-formal. Einat worked and designed curriculum for URJ Summer camp for couple of years, and currently works at the Ben Gamla Hebrew Public Charter School.

“I started to work for Naale Elite Academy in 2012 I do my work with love a passion to the State of Israel and to the Jewish People abroad. I like to help kids to find their ways and guide them in their lives,” she said.

Tiki earned an Executive MBA at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and is the mother of three daughters. Her eldest daughter, Roni, is a third year student at the Naale program in Mosenson Youth Village.

“I love working for Naale. I see it as an important shlichut,” she said. “This fully funded program enables Jewish teenagers from all over the world to get Jewish education in Israel. They get an amazing opportunity to experience Israel in every possible way. They learn the language, experience the unique atmosphere during the holidays and get to know Israel’s beautiful sights and landscapes through trips. During the program, they become mature, self-sufficient and resilient and create lifelong friendships. After finishing the program, they go back to their communities with deep and strong connection to their homeland and its people.

This program is also the best platform for successful absorption in Israel for those who choose

to stay.”

Miriam is a teacher of Hebrew Bible and History, the mother of four and grandmother of nine.Since 2007, she has been the Naale representative for Central America since 2007. Since 2014, Miriam also serves as representative to Spain. In 2012 Miriam made Aliah and currently lives in Haifa. She has been working as an educational consultant in Geon Hayarden, Hadassim and Beit Chana, visiting the schools a regular basis.

“Since I made Aliyah and have visited the schools and the students, I see in my own eyes how wonderful this program really is and how much in contributes to the maturity and growth of our students. This make me work even harder to bring as many students on this amazing program,” she said.

Gabriela, 44 has a degree in psychology from the University of Buenos Aires – Argentina and is married. She has worked for the Jewish Agency’s MASA program and Naale since 2014.

“For me Naale is the entrance door to the future of young people by giving them the best education and a unique life experience”

Adriana Maghrabi, 40, has a degree in business administration and education, and is married. She works at the Jewish Agency and has been with Naale since 2014.

“I really believe in the program since it helps teenagers who want to go and study outside of Brazil, and allows them to later on continue to universities around the world. I actually went on a very similar program when I was in High School”