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To become a rabbi, you'll need to convert to Judaism if you're not Jewish by birth and have lived a predominantly Jewish lifestyle for at least 3 years. As a rabbi, you'll train and practice in a particular branch of Judaism, so take some time to study up on the 5 branches to determine which branch you're interested in. Once you've chosen a branch, you can apply to a rabbinical school that specializes in that branch. After completing your rabbinical training, you'll be able to look for a job as a rabbi of a congregation. To learn how to find a position as a rabbi, scroll down!

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