Manuel Soto
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Manuel Soto
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"It is not so easy to have an opinion at this early stage, but I like the slow and thorough pace so far. The workbook is excellent, though a few errors have to be ironed out. Some students have had technical problems which interrupts the class. The teacher is fun and clear. And I like the dogs barking in the background. It feels like being in Israel."
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"Hebrew is complicated, but slowly I am making progress thanks to great teacher and good learning materials. One suggestion: Would like to have lexicon in alphabetic order as well "
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"Ich habe Ulpan 3, 4 und 5 gemacht und seither bin ich viel sicherer in Lesen und Schreiben geworden. Auch mein Wortschatz hat sich ständig erweitert und ich kann mich langsam auch mündlich ausdrücken. Ich habe viel von den Ulpanim profitiert. Alle Lehrerinnen und Lehrer, die ich gehabt habe, waren professionell und angenehm im Umgang. Sie haben gefordert und gefördert. Alle Unterlagen wurden pünktlich elektronisch gelliefert. Auch die Skype Lektionen haben prima funktioniert. Es gab nur wenige Male Probleme mit dem Mikrofon. "

Manuel Soto

Hebrew Teacher

A Few Words About Me

Manuel was born in Spain and has been a teacher for over 20 years. His dream and Zionism brought him to make aliyah to Israel in 1989. He lives in Be’er Sheva with his wife and two children. When he came to Israel, he came to a little kibbutz in the Negev and worked in farming, planting and harvesting potatoes, paprika, peas, and watermelons. He also taught Hebrew and served as an immigration coordinator of new immigrants that came to the kibbutz and it is where he met his wife.

Education

Manuel studied Software Engineering in the Technological College and has been a teacher for over 20 years.

Professional Experience

In his youth, Manuel taught children under 14 in Spain and was a pedagogical school director. He later moved to Seville, where he worked for many years in the Ministry of Education, responsible for scholarships and special education. After moving to Israel, he continued doing what he loves, teaching Hebrew.