Zionist Seminars is a dynamic, multi-dimensional educational program bringing Israel to young Jews in the Diaspora and imparting Jewish-Zionist values to the community at large, through an unmediated encounter between young Israelis and members of the Diaspora. The program is currently active across a wide spectrum of Jewish communities worldwide.

Zionist Seminars delegation consist of experienced facilitators from Israel offering programs created for a range of audiences, in both the formal and informal educational setting. The team of shlichim tailor programs for diverse populations such as: high school students; youth movement counselors and members; college students; teachers; young community leadership cadres.
Zionist Seminars generate an educational dialogue centered on Israel and the participants, with an emphasis on their connection to the Jewish People, the State of Israel and Jewish tradition, with a strong focus on strengthening teenagers' sense of Jewish identity and heritage. The program enhances Jewish and Zionist activity in the Jewish community and broaden the range of Israel-related programs, as well as the community's year-round educational activity and levels of participation in short and long-term Israel programs.

Shlichut Requirements: Young adults, aged 21-28 and resident in Israel; academic background who have completed IDF/national service; an in-depth knowledge of: Judaism, Zionism and Israeli society. Candidates should have good teamwork skills; the ability to make an educational statement; educational experience in counseling and community work; be fluent in the language of the country of assignment.
 
Period of Shlichut: Short: 1-2 week delegations to the USA, UK. Eastern Europe and France. Long-term: 2-3 months, for delegations to: Australia, South Africa, South America and North America.