The Jewish Teachers’ Seminary in New York makes known that the studies in all its departments will begin on October 13th.
It will accept students for full courses for Yiddish-Hebrew teachers, courses for Junior college teachers with a special program for graduates from Jewish middle schools, courses for kindergarten teachers, secretariat courses, typewriting courses, and courses for other kinds of work.
Stipends will be given. To the students which the full course load of the education courses. There is also a growing division of the program for those who wish to expand their education in different domains. For example: Yiddish and Yiddish literature, Hebrew and Hebrew literature, Bible, Jewish History, the Israeli nation, and many other interesting courses and lectures. One can also register for separate, individual courses.
All courses are held in the evening in the temporary seminary home, 853 Broadway, New York, NY, 8th floor. More information on the seminary is available by telephone: RH 4-4580.
A radio program from The Jewish Teachers’ Seminary on the W.E.V.D. station will be carried out on Sunday, September 27th, at 3:30 in the afternoon.
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[פֿאָרװערטס. Sept. 25, 1959, p. 7.]
The Jewish Teacher’s Seminary, affiliated with PEople’s University, was the only school of its kind in North America. It was founded by Joel Entin and Judah Even Shemuel Kaufman under the Labor Zionist movement and it served as a Yiddish teachers’ training college as well as a school for advanced Yiddish studies. In 1935 the State of New York recognized it as a degree granting program. The time of this article, in 1959, it was still operating in its temporary location. It moved to its new location in 1970.
[Jewish Virtual Library]