ATTENTION JEWISH TEENS:
Have you experienced Jew-hatred in school and online?Do you know the facts to combat the lies and misinformation about Israel?Would you like to be part of a strong Zionist community?
Then Club Z is for you!
Club Z educates Jewish teens like you to proudly advocate for yourself, Israel and the Jewish people.
Club Z offers three distinct tracks:
Club Z Basic Training
Sayeret Club Z
Club Z Alumni Society
Club Z Basic Training is designed for students who want to learn more about Israel and Zionism and connect with like minded Jewish teens. You will learn from subject matter experts, develop critical thinking skills and have the opportunity to participate in community activism. Basic Training also serves as an entry point for teens who are considering the Sayaret Club Z leadership program.
Sayeret Club Z, also known as the “special forces” of teen leaders, is designed for students who are passionate about becoming dedicated Jewish leaders in their communities and on future college campuses. This selective leadership track provides a unique, in-depth curriculum, individualized mentorship, and specialized training to enhance leadership and advocacy skills.
Sayeret Club Z requires the student to be self-motivated and dedicated to becoming a community leader.
The Club Z Alumni Society is a dynamic program designed for Club Z alumni who want to stay connected, engaged, and continue their Zionist education. Through quarterly educational sessions (online or in person if applicable), participants are supported with current events, pressing issues, and relevant topics while connecting with a community of like-minded teens. The program offers an opportunity to continue your education and actively contribute to discussions and initiatives that inspire positive change.
Basic Training is open to any student in 8th through 12th grade.
There are no prerequisites to join.
August 2026 – May 2027
Educational monthly sessions for $750
Sayeret Club Z is highly selective. 9th through 11th grade students who demonstrate leadership abilities are encouraged to apply.
The application process consists of an online application and an interview with Club Z staff.
August 2026 – May 2027
14 educational seminars $1,950
Club Z Alumni Society is open to all families whose teens completed Basic Training or Sayeret Club Z.
Open to families
August 2026 – May 2027
Quarterly programming (online or in person if applicable) for $360
In Basic Training, you will:
– Meet and bond with other Jewish teens
– Develop critical thinking skills
– Learn the facts and history to combat lies and media bias
– Connect to your Jewish identity/heritage and celebrate being Jewish
In Sayeret Club Z, you will:
– Gain confidence and a supportive network to effectively address Jewish issues and advocate for your identity
– Build an unparalleled network of Jewish friends
– Be prepared to address Jew-hatred in high school, on college campuses and beyond
– Gain a comprehensive understanding of the context and history of Zionism, Jewish ancestral ties to the land and the Arab-Israeli conflict
– Practice debating, public speaking and op-ed writing
– Develop critical activism and leadership skills
– Great for your college resume!
In Club Z Society you will:
– Quarterly (online or in-person) educational sessions, which focus on current events, “hot topics,” and introductory/intermediate activism skills
– Access to in-person regional teen social gathering
– Access to all community events
Club Z Basic Training
Club Z Basic Training is designed for students who want to learn more about Israel and Zionism and connect with like minded Jewish teens. You will learn from subject matter experts, develop critical thinking skills and have the opportunity to participate in community activism. Basic Training also serves as an entry point for teens who are considering the Sayaret Club Z leadership program.
Basic Training is open to any student in 8th through 12th grade.
There are no prerequisites to join.
August 2026 – May 2027
Educational monthly sessions for $750
In Basic Training, you will:
– Meet and bond with other Jewish teens
– Develop critical thinking skills
– Learn the facts and history to combat lies and media bias
– Connect to your Jewish identity/heritage and celebrate being Jewish
Sayeret Club Z
Sayeret Club Z, also known as the “special forces” of teen leaders, is designed for students who are passionate about becoming dedicated Jewish leaders in their communities and on future college campuses. This selective leadership track provides a unique, in-depth curriculum, individualized mentorship, and specialized training to enhance leadership and advocacy skills.
Sayeret Club Z requires the student to be self-motivated and dedicated to becoming a community leader.
Sayeret Club Z is highly selective. 9th through 11th grade students who demonstrate leadership abilities are encouraged to apply.
The application process consists of an online application and an interview with Club Z staff.
August 2026 – May 2027
14 educational seminars $1,950
In Sayeret Club Z, you will:
– Gain confidence and a supportive network to effectively address Jewish issues and advocate for your identity
– Build an unparalleled network of Jewish friends
– Be prepared to address Jew-hatred in high school, on college campuses and beyond
– Gain a comprehensive understanding of the context and history of Zionism, Jewish ancestral ties to the land and the Arab-Israeli conflict
– Practice debating, public speaking and op-ed writing
– Develop critical activism and leadership skills
– Great for your college resume!
Club Z Alumni Society
The Club Z Alumni Society is a dynamic program designed for Club Z alumni who want to stay connected, engaged, and continue their Zionist education. Through quarterly educational sessions (online or in person if applicable), participants are supported with current events, pressing issues, and relevant topics while connecting with a community of like-minded teens. The program offers an opportunity to continue your education and actively contribute to discussions and initiatives that inspire positive change.
Club Z Alumni Society is open to all families whose teens completed Basic Training or Sayeret Club Z.
Open to families
August 2026 – May 2027
Quarterly programming (online or in person if applicable) for $360
In Club Z Society you will:
– Quarterly (online or in-person) educational sessions, which focus on current events, “hot topics,” and introductory/intermediate activism skills
– Access to in-person regional teen social gathering
– Access to all community events
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