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They need the same requirements as men do:

1. They have to be 100% committed to their Jewish training

2. They have to have patience, compassion and love

3. They have to have respect for non-Jews

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All of the above might be nice to have, but are not requirements to being a Rabbi. In order to become a Rabbi, a woman has to go to an accredited Jewish Institution and study there to the satisfaction of the school. At this point they will get a degree which certifies them to be a Rabbi in a synagogue in the relevant denomination. The time necessary to complete such a degree is incumbent on the Institution and the relevant denomination of Judaism's standards.

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