Theoretical studies

All students at Telma Yellin must complete a regular theoretical matriculation examination, in addition to the artistic major in which they are studying. The subjects for the matriculation certificate are divided into two groups: general theoretical subjects, which include compulsory and elective subjects, and the unique subjects in the fields of art.

Elective subjects

In addition to the matriculation exams in the compulsory subjects and the art majors, you can expand and take the exam in 5 study units in one of the compulsory subjects or one of the elective subjects: Biology, Computer Science, Physics, Chemistry, Literature, and Social Sciences.

We recommend that you choose one additional advanced subject.

Compulsory subjects

In order to be eligible for a matriculation certificate, you must take the following subjects:
Language and Expression 2 credits

Literature 2 credits

Civics 2 credits

Bible 2 credits

History 2 credits

Mathematics 3, 4 or 5 study units

English 5 credits

Art major - 5 credits in at least one of the majors.

Increased subjects for you to choose from, to find the most optimal way to structure your curriculum

Advanced subjects

Advanced Sciences

Do numbers and formulas come easily to you?
You can choose one of the following subjects, at an advanced level of 5 study units: Physics, Biology and Computer Science.

Laboratory equipment is available to you to enrich your studies, which allows for the integration of a laboratory exam as part of the advanced matriculation exam.

The choice of one of these subjects is made towards the 10th grade.

You can study a science subject at an advanced level only if you study mathematics at an advanced level.

It is also possible to study chemistry at an advanced level, through a special online program ("Chemistry Online").

Advanced literacy

Are words your passion? You can choose literature at an advanced level of 5 study units.

Literature is chosen as an advanced subject towards the 10th grade.

Advanced Foreign language

Another mother tongue?
French, Arabic, Italian, Spanish and Russian, can be studied independently and tested in the matriculation exams at the 5-unit level, in accordance with the Ministry of Education guidelines.

The choice of an additional foreign language is made towards the 10th grade.

Advanced Social Sciences

You can also choose social sciences at the level of 5 study units. The program includes the subjects: Psychology 2 units, Sociology 2 units, and submitting a research paper worth one study unit.

Thesis

Want to decide for yourself? You can write a thesis in any subject, up to 5 study units.

The status of the thesis is as an enhanced subject status. The selection and approval of the thesis are made in the 11th grade.

Additional requirements for matriculation

Mandatory learning and internal assessment in the science subject, "Introduction to Biology", taught in grade 10 regardless of the extended subject.
Mandatory learning and internal assessment in the subject "Israeli Thought", taught in grade 10
Compliance with the terms of the curriculum and examination in the subject of physical education.
Compliance with the terms of the three-year program for personal development and social-community involvement in grades 10-11-12

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"Constructive social action allows us to live the contradiction that underlies the education system - on the one hand, it is hierarchical and reproduces a given social situation, and on the other hand, it educates for democracy, creativity, intellectual progress, and social change."

Social and values education

Social, values, and community education

Addresses the question of the students' ethical and community identity in and outside of school. Social action allows students to take joint responsibility for a social problem or need, and our students often engage in this activity. Creativity and activity create a sense of belonging to the life of the school and the community, so that art serves as a central branch of social activity. The school has a community entrepreneurship incubator, extensive community projects, a vibrant and active student council, and a wide variety of additional social activities.

Social
Involvement

The activity takes place among all students of the school in grades 10-12.
The activity takes place within the framework of the majors, parent classes, and individually. It is well-rooted in the school tradition and is a required condition for receiving the matriculation certificate.
The school has a wide range of partnerships with the local community and with many other social organizations, including artistic activity projects.

Preparing for meaningful service

The school takes part in preparing youth for service in the IDF and for national-civilian service in Israel. The educational goal underlying the activity of the preparation centers is to present service as a first-class civic right to youth, so that they can successfully integrate into meaningful service within the military or within national-civilian service on their way to mature and productive citizenship. At our school, the activity takes place in grades 11-12, which is tailored to the dilemmas and challenges that the school's students face.