Modern Hebrew

Level 2

Learning Hebrew is easy with the right method, teachers, and learning materials. This course takes you to the next level of Hebrew as you come closer to being completely fluent.

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Course Description

If you’re here it means you’ve accumulated a basic vocabulary in Hebrew, but fluent conversation doesn’t come easily yet.

This course is designed to enhance your fluency and build your confidence in speaking. We focus on communicating in different situations like going to the doctor, to a restaurant, or simply going shopping. During the course, you’ll be introduced to Israeli culture as it’s presented in a range of exercises. You will learn 350 new words, how to read fluently and further verbs in present tense. By the end of this course, you will be able to have basic conversations, feeling confident speaking in daily situations!

When do our courses start?
We have a few starting dates so you can choose the class that best suits your schedule. Our next class starts on Sunday, February 14 at 3:05 PM. If you are interested in one of our classes click on the schedule below to start the registration process.

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All times are in GMT+-6

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Sun, Feb 14

Tue, Feb 16

Wed, Feb 17

Sun, Mar 14

Tue, Mar 16

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5:00pm

6:00pm

7:00pm

7:05pm

Level Improved
Weekly Hours 2 Hrs
Duration 9 Months
Accreditation This course is worth 2 credits at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Course tuition

$157 USD monthly for 8 months

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This course is accredited by the Hebrew University of Jerusalem

We partnered with the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, one of the world’s leading institutes in Hebrew education, to bring you a wealth of knowledge in courses developed by renowned scholars.
Upon completion, you’ll receive a certificate of achievement from the Rosen School of Hebrew signed by the dean of the faculty.
We also offer an academic track, with 2 academic credits, which is recognized in universities worldwide. To hear more details and enroll in the academic track click here.

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Syllabus Summary

Hello! Nice to meet you!

In this unit we’ll get acquainted with the teacher and with our classmates, and then we’ll start learning and enjoying.
This unit will introduce the different parts of the body and will refresh some verbs and conjugations.
Doctor, I am in pain!

In this unit we’ll learn how to describe our symptoms to the doctor.
We'll also learn how to identify feminine nouns, and learn the names of basic colors.
Would you like to work at the bank?

In this unit we will learn verbs and infinitives and practice using them. We will also discuss the pros and cons of certain jobs.
Buying vegetables at the market

Israeli culture thrives on eating and cooking local vegetables from the marketplace. This unit will teach you how to engage in conversation on your next trip to the Israeli shuk (marketplace.)
Fruit salad

What do you do when you feel that you'd studied for too long? –Prepare fruit salad, of course. Today we will learn about the tasty ingredients of this delicious dish.
The weather

In this unit we will learn about the weather, the seasons, and the conjugation of the prepositions "ל" and "של".
David Ben-Gurion

David Ben Gurion was the primary founder of the State of Israel and the first Prime Minister of Israel. In this unit, we will learn about him and his life after retiring from political activity. By following a typical day of his life, we will learn about time expressions and the verbal group of גר and שר.
Clothes

This unit will teach you some of the words that will help you in describing clothes.
Transportation

In this unit, we’ll learn about all the different forms of public transportation to help you get around Israel in the best and quickest ways possible.
A Tour of the Old City of Jerusalem

Would you like to tour Jerusalem's old city? Join the Cohens and their tour guide and visit the holy places and even put a note in the Kotel!
Israeli Breakfast

Our class goes to a coffee shop to enjoy an Israeli breakfast. We will learn about the different ingredients of the breakfast menu such as different cheese and eggs. We will also learn the verb group of "להרגיש".
Bete'avon!
Tiberius Marathon

In this unit we are going to train for the lowest marathon of the world – The Tiberias Marathon, and participate in it. We will learn words and verbs related to sport.
The kitchen is small

In this unit we will elaborate our understanding of noun and adjective forms.
We will also learn to understand and say sentences without verbs.
"Ulpan" in the Central Station

In this unit we’ll join a newcomer to Israel who has a brilliant idea to practice Hebrew. We will study how to pluralize irregular nouns, learn about the demonstrative pronouns (הזה, הזאת, האלה), and about the prepositions “ב”, “ל” and “מ” combined with the definite article.
Domestic cat, alley cat

In this unit we'll learn about combining noun constructs. Understanding noun constructs and the ability to create them will broaden and enrich our manner of expression in Hebrew.
Special Wedding

In this unit we'll accompany a special couple, Ya'akov and Anna, from being soldiers with no family in Israel who volunteered to serve in the IDF, to becoming a family.
We will also study the inflection of the preposition "את" and the transition of direct and indirect speech.
It’s Useful to Learn Hebrew

In this unit we will learn a children's song about all the things one is obliged to do.
We will also learn the infinitive combinations and how to construct sentences which refer to things that are allowed or forbidden, possible and impossible.
Nobody knows where my cellphone is

In this unit we'll follow an original way of revealing a lost cellphone. We will study the use of double negative expressions (never, nothing…) in Hebrew.
Review and goodbye

It's time to say goodbye, but first, let's review what we have studied in our course: vocabulary, grammar, and some of the stories we read.
We cannot say goodbye without giving some farewell presents to our classmates. But, in a virtual class we give virtual presents – pictures are enough.
See you in Ulpan 3.

Course Developer

Tamar Weyl

Tami Weyl was a senior lecturer at the Rothberg International School for Foreign Students in the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Tami Weyl has...

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Course Developer

Shira Cohen-Regev, MS MSW

Shira Cohen-Regev finds the combination of teaching Hebrew and e-learning appealing and challenging and enjoys every minute of virtually teaching Hebrew. Shira believes in...

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Extra Practice Sessions

A weekly Q&A session in addition to the regular lesson

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How does the course work?

We teach live classes online: a teacher and a small group of students meet once a week through their home computer. We use video conference technology that allows live student-teacher interaction. You can fully participate in the lesson by using the microphone or the chat box.
What if I miss a lesson?

Don’t worry, all the live lessons are also recorded and available on-demand. You can review them at any time.
What qualifications do your teachers have?

All our teachers have a teaching certificate and are approved by the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. They are all native Hebrew speakers, providing students with a well-rounded education in Hebrew language and Israeli culture.
What is your cancellation policy?
You may cancel your course up to 7 days after registration and get a full refund, unless your course has already started. To see our cancellation policy, click here.

In case you have decided to cancel your participation please note that virtual classrooms, like any other classrooms, have limited capacity. Demand for our classes is high and late cancellation prevent other students from obtaining a spot in the upcoming semester.

Students who wish to cancel their participation are entitled to a partial refund as seen below:
- 100% Refund (0% of course tuition due): Up to 7 days from the date of your registration, unless your course has already started.
- 75% Refund (25% of course tuition due): Cancellation prior to your 1st scheduled lesson.
- 25% Refund (75% if course tuition due): Up to 30 days from your 1st scheduled lesson.
- 0% Refund (100% of course tuition due): After 30 days from the 1st scheduled lesson.
To read our full cancellation policy, click here.
Class time zones – what time do your classes start?

We teach Sunday to Friday according to your local time zone. You are welcome to check the schedule and assign yourself to a time that’s most suitable for you.
Do I need to purchase special equipment for the courses?

All you need is a working computer with an internet connection and you’re set. We work with Windows and Mac operating systems.
How much does it cost?

The total tuition for the course is $1255, however, registration starts with a trial period of 14 days that costs $ which is deducted from the total tuition.
Can I pay in installments?

Yes, you can pay in 9 monthly installments.

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