The ORT Binyamin Zeev Herzl Technology Lyceum of Chisinau was founded in 1991 and joined the ORT network in 2001 with the opening of its dedicated ORT Center. A public educational institution delivering instruction in Russian, the Lyceum blends Moldova’s national curriculum with advanced STEM and Jewish education.

Across its three academic levels—primary, gymnasium, and lyceum—the Lyceum integrates technological, cultural, and ethical learning. The administration carefully coordinates the academic calendar to respect Jewish holidays and heritage dates, and the Lyceum is widely recognized for its educational innovation, community involvement, and inclusive ethos.

The Lyceum follows the Moldovan national curriculum as approved by the Ministry of Education and Science. Education is delivered in Russian and structured across three levels. The curriculum is supplemented by advanced training in STEAM, ICT, and Jewish history and culture.

Students in grades 10–12 select additional subjects based on their interests, with mathematics and ICT among the most popular. The Lyceum offers specialized programs in:

• C++ programming
• Photo and video technology
• Robotics (grades 4–9)
• Olympiads and international academic competitions

Recent upgrades include new computers, network modernization, and the installation of 8 interactive displays to enhance digital learning.

Student voice is actively supported through annual elections for the Student Council. The elected chair automatically joins the Lyceum's Administrative Council, contributing to management decisions.

Clubs and academic competitions engage students beyond the classroom, while charitable and civic participation are woven into the Lyceum's calendar, especially during Jewish holiday observances.

As part of the ORT network, the Lyceum continuously expands its technological and pedagogical capacities. Recent developments have focused on upgrading the computer lab, expanding STEAM offerings, and integrating interactive learning tools.

The Lyceum is open to broader collaboration with ORT and other international education partners to further its mission in scientific, technological, and cultural education.