With sons of Shluchim and Chassidim from 11 countries, Yeshivas Tomchei Tmimim Austro-Hungary opened the new school year with significant enrollment growth at its private campus.
"We invested immense resources to bring in teachers and Mashpiim from the forefront of the Yeshiva world,” said Budapest Shliach Rabbi Shlomo Koves, under whose auspices the Yeshiva operates and who secured government approval to establish the institution.
Due to overwhelming demand, the Yeshiva also launched a Mechina program for eighth-grade-aged boys. Students this year come from Finland, Germany, Switzerland, France, the United Kingdom, Eretz Yisroel, Ukraine, Hungary, Monaco, Italy, and Austria.