ORT Argentina

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ORT Argentina
Formation1936
TypeOrganizations based in Argentina
Legal statusactive
Purposeeducation
Headquarters Buenos Aires, Argentina
Region served
Argentina
Website http://www.ort.edu.ar http://campus.ort.edu.ar

ORT Argentina is a non-government organization devoted to education. Founded in 1936, it serves the Jewish community in Argentina. There are two ORT Technical Schools in Buenos Aires, a post-secondary Institute of Technology, and a School of Integration of Technology, Management and Business. ORT Argentina employs almost 900 teachers, and its student body exceeds 6000 members. ORT Argentina is affiliated with World ORT.


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