Every sugya is selected to matter: we focus on real-world halachic/hashkafic dilemmas that teach core Gemara skills while relating to business, ethics, speech, and ownership.
Under the chuppah, the ring falls into the water. Can the חתן borrow a ring? Use cash? Write a shtar? Explore the hierarchy of kinyanim and halachic intent.
הרי את מקודשת לי על מנת שאני צדיק והוא רשע גמור. But maybe he had a fleeting thought of teshuva? What counts as real change? Is teshuva a thought or a transformation?
עני המהפך בחררה – Does the Bus driver own his route? What happens when two Jews compete in business? Halacha meets entrepreneurship and ethics.
At Yeshiva Ohr David, Mussar isn’t a speech — it’s a structured, personal journey. We help each student grow from the inside out.
Our Second Seder is built to engage every talmid through three structured and purposeful components that balance skills, meaning, and real-world application
Paced, guided Gemara learning that develops reading flow, clarity, and independence.
Hands-on halachic learning that connects daily life to Torah - Yamim Tovim, travel, Kashering, and practical מצות.
Exploring the lessons of emunah, tefila, leadership, and teshuva through Sefer Shmuel - often learned at the very sites where the stories occurred.
Structured, paced, and skill building
Our Bekius Shiur follows a clear, paced approach designed to strengthen core Gemara skills.
Talmidim work systematically on reading, translating, and understanding flow, with built-in review and accountability.
The focus is steady progress — building real proficiency, confidence, and ownership of their learning.
Halacha comes to life as students learn through practice and discovery.Each sugya is brought full circle with a hands-on experience or trip that transforms abstract ideas into living Torah.
From the Mareh to the Makom
In our Immersive Navi track, Tanach comes alive – learning through the land itself. As talmidim learn ספר שמואל, they stand where the stories took place – from שילה to מצפה שמואל הנביא, to עיר דוד – hearing the echoes of the very פסוקים they study.
It’s not just learning about the past – it’s feeling how our history, our leaders, and our emunah still speak to us today.
When you walk the path of Tanach, history doesn’t just inspire you – it touches you.
In partnership with Ichud Hatzalah’s Ten Kavod Program, select talmidim have the opportunity to train and volunteer as part of an incredible initiative that brings care and connection to Israel’s elderly.
