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TALMA: The Program For Excellence In English
Expanding opportunity in under-resourced Israeli communities through English education.
About TALMA: The Program For Excellence In English
TALMA was founded in 2014 as a summer teaching fellowship and has since grown into a national organization transforming English education in Israel. We work to strengthen English proficiency in under-resourced communities, viewing English as a key to expanded access to higher education and meaningful employment. Alongside improving language outcomes, TALMA leads efforts to modernize English teaching nationwide through immersive, standards-based instruction. TALMA is a partnership between the Ministry of Education, the Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family Foundation, and the Steinhardt Family Foundation in Israel, created to address both educational inequality in Israel and the need for meaningful service opportunities for Jewishly connected international educators. The Israel Program for Excellence in English combines English-immersion education for low-income elementary school students with a fellowship for international teacher-leaders committed to educational equity. TALMA Fellows dedicate their summer to teaching in Israeli classrooms and, in return, receive professional development, leadership training, and a powerful platform for social impact.
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TALMA: The Program For Excellence In English welcomed Karlin Edwards, a 4th–8th Grade School Counselor in Nashville, Tennessee, who joined TALMA's Summer Fellowship 2026 and taught in Kiryat Ata.
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TALMA: The Program For Excellence In English welcomed Sean Callard, a 40-year-old teacher from Exeter, Israel, who taught 5th graders in Ashkelon and returned to Kseifa in the Negev region.
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TALMA: The Program For Excellence In English has 40 Teaching Fellows in classrooms across Israel, including Ashkelon, Jerusalem, Ben Shemen, Sderot, Eilat, Kiryat Ata, and for the first time, Nahariya and Kfar Aza.
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