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Top Israel Interns

Why choose Top Israel Interns?

Top Israel Interns offers professional development internships for young adults seeking international work experience. Top Israel Interns provides both semester-long Masa programs as well as 8-week inter-session programs for students and graduates from around the world. Our specialty is career development, and as a leading internship provider, we offer placements in virtually every field.

Reviews

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L
1/5
No, I don't recommend this program

Untrustworthy Organization

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Cons
  • They don't care about your safety
  • Absurd cancellation policy
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Matt
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Great experience

Really amazing experience. I learned a lot at my internship and I had a lot of support from the TII staff. Definitely a great way transition from college to work life. My mentor really challenged me and I feel like I grew not only as a person a professional but also as a person. I can't wait to come back to Israel again. The accommodations- were also great. Everything was practically new and the location was right in the center of everything. During our free time, we chilled on the beach any chance we had.

What would you improve about this program?
More cross country trips and more intensive Hebrew language courses.
Aviva
4/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Experiencing Israel like a local!

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What would you improve about this program?
There were some minor issues in the apartments that the program should resolve before taking on a new group.
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Raphael
4/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Program overview

Smaller group compared to other internship programs. In one side is good, because you’ll have more support from the staff, they were always very nice and helpful. But can be bad in the social side as it’s a small group. For me it didn’t change a lot as I already knew a lot of people in Israel. In general the program is very good. Ulpan classes are great, apartments too and the trips are amazing! Placement coordinator are also really good and found me the internship I wanted. If you’re looking for a more personal experience for sure this is the right option.

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Harrison
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Live and work in Israel, like an Israeli!

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What would you improve about this program?
Only main issue is that there should be a closer dialogue with the MASA grants processors. If you require funding to make it possible to go on this program (which I'm naturally very grateful for) , the dialogue was disjointed from MASA's end and only rectified with TII's help at the final moment!

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Staff Interviews

These are in-depth Q&A sessions with program leaders.

Daniel Abrams

Job Title
Community Manager
Daniel Abrams grew up in Australia, and moved to Israel after completing his degree in Middle-Eastern studies. He loves showing off Israel to an international crowd.
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What is your favorite travel memory?

Going to the Dead Sea with the Fall 2015 group of interns. We had mud painted on our faces, and the weather was perfect.

Which destination is most underrated? Conversely, which is most overrated?

In December, we had the trip to Eilat which is located at the very Southern tip of Israel. It's so isolated from the rest of the country - perfect for disconnecting. We also encouraged the group to turn off their cell-phones, and just unwind.

What do you believe to be the biggest factor in being a successful company?

Our top priority is finding our applicants the internship which matches their unique personalities. We've spent years building up our professional networks, and we have a long list of very prestigious companies looking for the next generation of talent.

How have you changed/grown since working for your current company?

I've met people from all over the world, and been enriched by their perspectives. It has to be one of the most gratifying jobs in the world.

What unique qualities does your company possess?

We understand the importance of community. The participants make friends that last a lifetime. Sometimes it's who you're with that matters more than anything else.