In 1990, the School of Nurses' Assistants was established, which was supervised at the time by the Jordanian Ministry of Health. After the Palestinian Ministry of Health entered the Authority, in 1997, responsibilities were transferred to the Palestinian Ministry of Education and Higher Education, which in turn set general and specific standards for accreditation. "The Family Revival Association" met the request and began implementing what was required for the continuity of the college, "so that the nursing specialization in the College of Nursing - Family Revival Association became one of the tributaries for graduates of the Community College Diploma in Nursing Sciences, based on the credit hour system set by the Palestinian Ministry of Education and Higher Education. In 2005, a second specialization was approved, namely Secretarial and Medical Records (Diploma), and accordingly, it was necessary to change the name of the college to become (Family Revival College). In 2007, another new specialization was approved, namely Physical Therapy (Diploma), which began teaching at the beginning of the 2007/2008 academic year, after which other specializations were created, such as the Hebrew Language Diploma, the first diploma in Palestine, and the Chinese Language Diploma, in addition to the Food and Beverage Management Diploma and the Fashion Design and Clothing Manufacturing Diploma.

Based on the principle of qualifying Palestinian women to be active members who participate in decision-making and engage in the labor market, the Family Revival Association established the Vocational Training Center in 1965, in order to provide supportive and diverse professions for Palestinian women and girls, to acquire the skills necessary for creativity and excellence in the field of vocational training.

The center grants certificates approved by the official competent authorities (Ministry of Labor and Directorate of Education), after passing the academic year.

The college includes a vocational training department, which grants a diploma in several specializations that do not require passing the high school diploma, and the study duration is one academic year, such as child care, secretarial work, office management, photography, editing, chef, beauty, sewing, fashion design, and a diploma in elderly care and rehabilitation. In addition to dozens of various specialized courses.

Mission:

The college and the vocational training department derive their mission from the association's message, philosophy, and goals, which aim to elevate women's participation in particular and enhance their role and status in social, economic, and political life, and to serve the community in general by focusing on providing, developing, and updating quality training and education programs, as one of the main approaches to family and community development.

Philosophy:

The college and the vocational training department base their philosophy on the general framework of the association's philosophy, which focuses on gathering Palestinian energies and efforts and enhancing democratic foundations in Palestinian society, specifically in the field of qualifying and empowering Palestinian women to activate their role in political, social, and economic life, facing challenges, and keeping up with developments through modern and qualitative methods, in a way that serves the goals of Palestinian society and improves the living standards of Palestinian families in general, and achieves the social goals of the association in particular.