Dirshu’s Daf HaYomi B’Halacha program is a halacha and mussar program consisting of learning approximately one page of Mishnah Berurah daily, Sunday through Thursday. Friday and Shabbos are designated for review. The program offers two tracks. Track I consists of Shulchan Aruch, Rema and Mishnah Berurah. Track II offers the additional learning of Biur Halacha and Shaarei Tziun.

Daf HaYomi B’Halacha is designed to give every Yid the opportunity to become proficient in halacha and be uplifted by learning from the Sifrei Chofetz Chaim. It will turn a mundane day into one that truly has meaning.

With an investment of as little as half an hour each day, the learner can gain a comprehensive dose of halachic knowledge along with mussar, a combination that has the power to transform one’s day!

Dirshu’s Daf HaYomi Kinyan Torah and Kinyan Shas programs enable learners to embody both the ideal of Daf HaYomi and the ideal of accountability in limud haTorah.

Participants in the Kinyan Torah program take a test every month on the 30 blatt that were learned that month in the Daf HaYomi. Their learning has been transformed – from merely “learning” of the Daf HaYomi, to a serious program that cultivates and produces talmidei chachamim who learn, review and review yet again until, over the course of time, they know and are tested on thousands of blatt in Shas.

Kinyan Shas is Dirshu’s elite program that produces beki’im in the entire Shas. It cultivates exalted talmidei chachamim who, when asked questions on any masechta in Shas, can answer immediately with instant recall. Twice a year, at the end of bein hazmanim of Sukkos and Pesach, the grueling four-hour Kinyan Shas test is held, encompassing all the material learned from the beginning of the Daf HaYomi machzor until the time of the test.

HaGaon HaRav Chaim Kanievsky, zt”l would say that learning Talmud Yerushalmi and knowing Talmud Yerushalmi is a key to bringing the geulah. Dirshu's Kinyan Yerushalmi program brings Klal Yisroel one step closer to that, featuring monthly tests on Talmud Yerushalmi according to the seder of the Daf HaYomi Yerushalmi.

According to Rabbi Avigdor Bernstein, a senior member of Dirshu’s hanhala, “There is a thirst among lomdei Torah for new vistas in learning. They are looking for chiddush, new goals and new challenges. Learning Yerushalmi properly is a true ambition for many significant talmidei chochomim. It is a chelek of Torah that is more difficult and different than Talmud Bavli, and it is simultaneously an integral part of Torah sheba’al peh that every talmid chochom should know.”

The program follows the thirty blatt per month calendar of the Daf HaYomi of Yerushalmi based on the Oz Vehadar/ArtScroll daf format. It enables those learning Daf HaYomi Yerushalmi to have a structured program and testing regimen so they can maximize and retain their learning of this vital area of Torah. The program has proven a great attraction for serious talmidei chachomim, many of whom have been learning and been tested for years on Dirshu’s Kinyan Torah, Daf HaYomi Bavli programs.

Dirshu Chaburas HaShas iyun program is making waves throughout the world. The program, the first of its kind, has taken the olam haTorah by storm because it offers a framework to learn one masechta after another for people who want to learn the Gemara in a deeper, more comprehensive manner than achieved through the framework of the Daf HaYomi. The program enables one to learn Shas with Tosafos and the main Rishonim and Acharonim.

One maggid shiur related, “For years I have wondered when I would be able to complete Shas. Daf HaYomi is not practical for me. Now, however, with Dirshu’s new Chaburas HaShas program I can learn two and a half blatt a week, which equals ten blatt per month of Gemara, Rashi, Tosafos, and the main Rishonim and Acharonim on the sugya. In this way, I can complete the entire Shas with this type of ‘iyun kal,’ in less than two decades. It is such an opportunity! Such a windfall!”

Dirshu's Kinyan Chochma program was established to be mechazek daily mussar learning, offering the chance for participants to experience the life-altering impact of bringing daily mussar learning into their lives. A short piece of Pirkei Avos with Rabbeinu Yonah, Mesilas Yesharim, Tomer Devorah, Orchos Chaim of the Rosh and Orchos Tzaddikim are studied daily. Tens of thousands of participants take the monthly test and receive stipends based on their score.

Gedolei Yisrael from both Eretz Yisrael and chutz la’aretz have enthusiastically called on Yidden the world over to join the program and incorporate the daily learning of mussar into their lives together with their other learning sedarim.