Kaye College is today the leading academic institution for teacher education and professional development of educators in the south, serving both the Jewish and Bedouin populations of the Negev.
Its goal is to provide students with advanced academic knowledge, broad practical experience, competencies and skills to integrate themselves into the changing future of the educational system in Israel. Students earn the Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Education upon completion of their studies. The College also functions as a center for the further professional development of teachers in the region. |
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At present there are 3,800 Jewish and Bedouin students studying in various college departments. Students at Kaye study in a multicultural and multilingual environment. Courses taught in Hebrew run parallel with courses in Arabic in the Bedouin department. This rich blend of cultures reflects the ethnic composition of the Negev itself. A unique co-existence course offers an intensive encounter between Jewish and Bedouin students who learn about one another's culture and lifestyle. |
In 2007 the College was the recipient of a special UNESCO prize for its outstanding contribution in promoting multiculturalism and co-existence. |
In view of these achievements, Kaye College was awarded the Beer-Sheva Municipality Prize for Excellence in the field of education. |