Program

Level Alef provides the foundation of the Hebrew language: The Hebrew Alphabet, words and sentence structure, and the unique verb system in the present and past tenses, along with the grammar of the Hebrew language. The students will also learn a wide array of ...

At this level, the students will study the first part of the book Hebrew from Scratch part 1, and learn the basics of the Hebrew language: The Hebrew Alphabet, basic sentence construction, and the unique verb system in the present tense, along with the grammar ...

Level Bet is the second of the basic Ulpan levels. The students will deepen their knowledge of the verb system and will learn the future tense. The grammar studies are more extensive, and the vocabulary learned is expanded. The texts studied at this level are ...

Level Bet Intensive is the second of the basic Ulpan levels. The students will deepen their knowledge of the verb system and will learn the future tense. The grammar studies are more extensive, and the vocabulary learned is expanded. The texts studied at this ...

Level Gimel is the first of the intermediary levels. The purpose of this level is to deepen and add layers to the base acquired in Levels Alef and Bet. The vocabulary is more extensive, the texts are longer, and complex and higher knowledge the verb system and ...

Level Hey is the first of the advanced levels. The grammar includes the special derivatives and the exceptional verbs, but the emphasis is on extended vocabulary and includes words and expressions in the fields of economics, law and sociology.
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Level Alef provides the foundation of the Hebrew language: The Hebrew Alphabet, words and sentence structure, and the unique verb system in the present and past tenses, along with the grammar of the Hebrew language. The students will also learn a wide array of ...

Level Alef+ is the continuation of Level Alef Beginners. During this course the students will study the second part of the book Hebrew from Scratch part 1. They will continue the study of the verb system and grammar, and new vocabulary will be gained. The stud ...

Level Bet is the second of the basic Ulpan levels. The students will deepen their knowledge of the verb system and will learn the future tense. The grammar studies are more extensive, and the vocabulary learned is expanded. The texts studied at this level are ...

At Level Bet+ the students will study the second part of the book Hebrew: Take 2, which include multicultural issues. Additional topics in the verb system are studied, grammatical issues are added, and the vocabulary is expanded. The studied texts are longer, ...

Level Dalet is the highest intermediary level, and focuses on expanding the vocabulary of the student in many fields. At this level the students will be exposed to many Hebrew articles and video content and will also read more complex journalistic and academic ...

Level Vav is the highest level of the Ulpan. The emphasis is not on grammar, but on natural use of the language. Students will read texts of various genres: academic articles, nonfiction books, poetry and literature. In addition, the students will listen to po ...

At this level, the students will study the first part of the book Hebrew from Scratch part 1, and learn the basics of the Hebrew language: The Hebrew Alphabet, basic sentence construction, and the unique verb system in the present tense, along with the grammar ...

Level Alef+ is the continuation of Level Alef Beginners. During this course the students will study the second part of the book Hebrew from Scratch part 1. They will continue the study of the verb system and grammar, and new vocabulary will be gained. The stud ...

At Level Bet, the students will study the first part of the book Hebrew: Take 2, which include multicultural issues. At this level the students will deepen their knowledge of the verb system and will learn the future tense. The grammar studies are more extensi ...

Level Gimel is the first of the intermediary levels. The purpose of this level is to deepen and add layers to the base acquired in Levels Alef and Bet. The vocabulary is more extensive, the texts are longer, and complex and higher knowledge the verb system and ...

Level Dalet is the highest intermediary level, and focuses on expanding the vocabulary of the student in many fields. At this level the students will be exposed to many Hebrew articles and video content and will also read more complex journalistic and academic ...