For Hebrew-speaking learners ready to build on their reading and writing skills

The course is taught in Hebrew and is intended for Hebrew-speaking
students taking the next step in developing their Hebrew language skills.
Meetings are held once a week for 45–50 minutes, focusing on speaking, listening, reading, and writing — with continued exposure to vocabulary and themes from Israeli culture.

Participants will receive tasks to practice at home to reinforce what was learned in class.
The curriculum was carefully developed and is supported by educational materials from CET (Center for Educational Technology).

Prerequisite:
Students who have acquired knowledge of the Hebrew alphabet in print and punctuation marks, and are able to read and write letters in print.

In this course, we’ll focus on:

Speaking: Students will learn to engage in short conversations, ask and answer basic questions
Writing: Introduction to cursive Hebrew; practicing writing words in script and transitioning from print
Reading & Listening: Reading simple sentences; strengthening reading and listening comprehension
Grammar: Reinforcement of the Alef-Bet (in both print and script), present-tense verbs and conjugations, and simple sentence structure

For students interested in earning high school credits:
High school students may be eligible to earn credit toward their foreign language requirements and receive a WASC-accredited certificate. Credit and certificate options are available for an additional fee. To learn more about WASC, eligibility, and credit requirements, please visit (link to credit page)

Join us to deepen your Hebrew — and connect to the language, one conversation at a time.