It offers study concentrations in pre-school and elementary school education, both in secular and Jewish subjects. Further specialisation is available in music education or special education. Non-teaching majors in paraprofessional social work and office management are recent additions to the curriculum. Beit Chana students study in a spacious building with 17 classrooms, an auditorium, and a dining room where a dairy breakfast and lunch are served. Dormitory accommodations are in a separate building that includes a kitchen and dining room for dinner, recreational facilities, and a medical suite.
Students attend local theatre performances and participate in a full range of social activities.
Girls entering Beit Chana after ninth grade finish their high school programme in two years in a dual curriculum of secular and Jewish studies. Instructors in secular subjects are highly proficient local educators with extensive experience. Instructors in Jewish studies come to Beit Chana from Israel. Beit Chana students do practice teaching at Jewish schools under the supervision or qualified teachers. They also work as counsellors in the local Jewish summer camps, and they acquire additional experience in programmes operated by the Joint Distribution Committee, the Jewish Agency.