After the resignation of Rabbi Herzog, the student Shluchim took over as teachers of Talmud in the Yeshiva. They also studied with Jewish university students, many of whom eventually enrolled in the Yeshiva. They opened up an English lending library of Jewish literature. According to the current system at any given time there are altogether twelve student Shluchim on a two-year stay, but six student Shluchim leave each year after completing their two-year period, and six new student Shluchim arrive, usually in the month of Cheshvan. This was done in order to prevent a gap in which no student Shluchim are present. Thus, at any given time there are six student Shluchim in their first year and six in their second. It is customary for the entire Yeshiva to travel to the airport to greet the newly arrived student Shluchim. See also Oholei Torah Rabbinical College of America Yeshiva Gedolah in Sydney References Iyei HaMelech, ch. 4, Va'ad Lahafotzas HaMayonos, Melbourne, Australia, 1992. Public address by Rabbi Schneerson in connection with the establishment of Yeshiva Gedola Orthodox yeshivas in Australia Chabad yeshivas Hasidic Judaism in Australia Educational institutions established in 1966 Jews and Judaism in Melbourne 1966 establishments in Australia Jewish seminaries St Kilda East, Victoria Buildings and structures in the City of Port Phillip