Do you live in Miami?
Do you spend your days working or going to school? Do you miss learning in Yeshiva? Do you wish you still could but don’t think you have the time? Well, think again. In Yeshiva Madreigas HaAdam you can do both. Learn in Yeshiva and continue your work or schooling.
Why Join?
Since early fall of 5782, Yeshiva Madreigas HaAdam of Miami has begun accepting Bnei Torah that are interested in Learning Torah while persuing a secular education or working. If you are wondering how and why you should be a part of Yeshiva Madreigas Haadam, we have a solution for you. We created a quick 5 min read on how we create individualized programs for each of our Talmidim.
Leadership
The Yeshiva is headed by Rabbi Binyomin Grossman, Menahel, and Rabbi Moshe Medresh, Maggid Shiur. Each of them are very much Talmidim of their respective Rabbeim and Yeshivos and together they fuse the mesorah of Novardok, Brisk, and HaRav Moshe Feinstein. Both are well know for their warmth and dedication to their Talmidim.
A Day In The Life...
We accept each Talmid as an individual. We care about what's going on in your life, and customize a Yeshiva schedule according to your other pursuits. Accordingly, each Talmid's day might be a little different than the next.
Please CONTACT US if you have any questions about daily life in Yeshiva.
At Madreigas HaAdam, Success Is Measured By Dedication To Learning and Middos.
WHAT OUR YESHIVA OFFERS.
Our Yeshiva is tailored around the talmidim’s needs and schedules, and will continue to add exciting shiurim, chaburos, and programs in the immediate future.
Limud HaTorah
We have many specialized chaburos given throughout the day or night to supplement your core curriculum to give you a nurturing, full Yeshiva experience.
Mussar
Yiras Shamayim is the foundation of every thing. As such, uplifting Mussar and Torah Guidance are a constant presence in Yeshiva.
Halacha
Learning and knowledge of Halacha is the core of every aspect of life. The Yeshiva works to ensure that our Talmidim dedicate a section of their daily learning to Halacha.