A festive event was held this week in Safed to mark the inauguration of Safed Academic College, signaling a new era in technological education in the Eastern Galilee. The college, which has recently joined the ISTS network, will serve as a key center for professional, employment, and economic development for the region’s residents.
The ceremony was attended by Safed Mayor Yossi Kakon, CEO Raz Frohlich, ISTS board chairman Miki Bar, chairman of Safed Academic College Zeev Perel, Safed Academic College deputy director of. finance and accounting Yehuda Oz, college director Yahal Dahan, and other senior education and public figures.
“This is a significant day for the residents of Safed and the region. Safed Academic College will be a central pillar in advancing education and quality employment in Safed, expanding opportunities for both young people and adults alike,” said Mayor Yossi Kakon.
CEO Raz Frohlich emphasized that this marks a major step in shaping the future generation of Israeli society, with a focus on technological excellence and educational innovation. ISTS Board Chairman Miki Bar stated that education is a key component of the country’s resilience, calling the initiative a wonderful mutual opportunity. Yahal Dahan, the college director, noted that the institution will offer innovative study programs that integrate work and military service with a support system, career guidance, and personal mentoring, aiming to create real change in students’ life paths.
The college offers a variety of flexible study programs, extensive scholarships, and employment assistance, making it a leading hub for training practical engineers and boosting economic growth in Safed and the surrounding area.
The college’s integration into the ISTS network unlocks new career pathways for local residents and solidifies Safed Academic College’s position as a regional leader in tech education.
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