The chassidish yeshivah Derech P'Kudechah was established by Rabbi Mordechai Halperin. It is one of Beitar's leading educational institutions for boys 13-16 years of age, with students from a variety of backgrounds and locations, both Israel and abroad.

The teachers at Derech P'Kudechah have been trained to assist the student's academic development, providing them with individual guidance, attention and supervision throughout the learning day. As the students become stronger in their academic and analytical skills, they advance quickly through the year's syllabus.

Every single bochur receives follow-up regarding the pace of his progress. Evaluations are conducted on a regular basis to evaluate progress and potential. On top of all this, each bochur has an avreich assigned to him, to supply him with extra personal attention, to accompany him, to support him and to influence him towards greater yiras shamayim and strengthening of his middos.

The Vishnitzer Rebbe of Bnei Brak speaking Divrei Torah, Mussar and Chassidus

The yeshivah takes the bochurim on trips, to activities and various attractions, in order to encourage them and give them rewards for their progress. The dedicated yeshivah staff does everything in its power to help the bochurim and baruch H-shem, we see blessing from our efforts.

The expenses involved in maintaining the yeshivah and its special activities are very great and we appeal to generous people to assist us in our holy goal of elevating bochurim and strengthening them in their avodas H-shem.

Our institute has printed Sifrei Kodesh in the past, such as the Sdeh Elchanan, a sefer of Halachic queries and responsa, written by the Gaon and Tzaddik Maran Elchanan Halperin, Shlita, Rav of the London Beis Din. The institute is currently in the process of printing the Baruch Ta'am.

Two volumes of this series of Halachic queries and responsa have already been published and work is now underway on an additional two volumes.These important and holy works offer material that Bnei Torah the world over, are thirsting for, as it is well known that the answers and rulings of the Baruch Ta'am have elicited much excitement in the Torah world.