Education Programs

Supported by the Erdi Foundation

Programs for Students

We develop and present a range of innovative educational experiences for primary and secondary school students, both Jewish and non-Jewish, that respond to the Victorian Curriculum and Jewish Studies curricula from Prep to Year 12. Our education programs cover issues of identity, community, migration, multiculturalism and world religions – and reinforce Victoria’s stated commitment to raising young people who are able to engage positively in our multicultural society.

We illuminate Jewish life, offering resources both in person and remotely. If you are interested in undertaking a program with us remotely, contact us at education@jewishmuseum.com.au

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Intercultural Capability

Interpersonal Development

VCE Art Creative Practice

VCE Art Making and Exhibiting

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CHAGALL: Life as a Jewish Artist

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Diversity & Identity , History , Humanities , Intercultural Capability , Interpersonal Development , Jewish Studies , Media Arts , Religion and Society , Religious Education , Visual Arts

Marc Chagall lived and worked as a Jewish artist, drawing on his childhood, life experiences, faith and culture as inspiration for his artworks. Explore Jewish culture through our immersive flagship exhibition CHAGALL and our permanent gallery spaces. Engage with the history of the Jewish people, their journeys, traditions and celebrations, and see these translated into the artworks of Chagall.

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At the Jewish Museum of Australia: Gandel Centre of Judaica, we illuminate Jewish life. We do this knowingly and respectfully acknowledging the rich and diverse indigenous cultures across what is now called Australia. Here at the Jewish Museum we tell our stories on the lands of the Bunurong and Wurundjeri peoples and pay our respect to their elders and cultural leaders past and present.

Our Museum proudly supports the 'Yes' position in The Voice to Parliament referendum as it reflects our values of 'Chesed', compassion and kindness and 'Tikkun olam', our desire to improve the world.