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What are the programs with learning partners? Like Torah mates what else? How does the program work?
There is Partners In Torah. But it is only for people who aren’t religious yet or recently became religious.
Torah Mates is through OORAH, and I think it’s also only for people who are n’t religious or are recently religious, but you can contact them and find out. I’m sure you can find them online.
I don’t know of anything for Frum girls. But you can try either of the above programs to see if they will take you.
I hope you weren’t offended by anything I wrote on the other thread. If you were, I apologize and I hope you are moichel me.
Partners In Torah is “only for people who aren’t religious yet or recently became religious” (LU)?
Really? Who says. Why would they turn away a Jew who wants to learn more?
Partners in Torah:
Click below to schedule an initial talk with one of our Relationship Managers so that we can get you started.”
LU: Guessing you have insider knowledge?
“Lilmod, about what would I be offended?”
I don’t know. I just got nervous that you were. But if you’re not, that’s great.
“LU: Guessing you have insider knowledge?”
🙂
Any knowledge I have may be outdated and is not for public consumption if it’s not on the website. Rebshidduch is advised to go by what’s on the website. Call them and see if they will take you.
Try calling her at a different time. Maybe something came up that made it impossible for her to answer.
Most programs have someone on staff whom you can contact for advice. If you have a hard time reaching your student, you should contact her.
I would first follow YehudaYona’s wise advice and leave a message with my phone number. Then, if I didn’t hear back from, I would contact the staff person.
I don’t know – I didn’t know that Project Inspire had one.
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