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Hello! I am a language enthusiast, and have been working as a translator and Hebrew tutor since 2016, having privately tutored dozens of students of all levels and age groups - from total beginners to people who were already fluent and wanted practice, with ages ranging from 13 to 70 years old. In addition to teaching languages during my military service in the touted 8200 Intelligence unit, I have developed a unique and proven methodology for teaching Hebrew based on my own experience, my in-depth knowledge of Hebrew grammar, and my academic education in Cognitive Science and Psychology which provides me with scientifically proven learning methods such as Spaced Repetition, mnemonic devices, testing, and associative learning. This always-evolving curriculum is based off of my own materials and worksheets with the aim of making learning Hebrew as simple and effective as possible, and is specifically designed to help students overcome and master even the hardest and most complex ...

HI! I'm an American currently living in Israel, meaning I speak both (American) English and Hebrew fluently. I've been teaching both English and Hebrew for over 10 years, usually in 1x1 settings, both in-person and online. I've been an ESL (English as a second language) Professor's Assistant at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem for 3 years, where I taught English in small groups. I've been studying French and Italian over the past few years - meaning I personally know what type of struggle my students go through. I believe that every student needs a tailored approach according to his or her needs. I love telling my students about two identical twins I've taught, and though in theory they should have been on the exact same level and like to use the same methods - the opposite was the truth. Whatever the method is, it will always revolve around the 4 pillars of language learning - reading, writing, speaking and listening.

My name is Yuval & I was raised in both Providence, RI and Jerusalem, Israel. I received my B.A. from Brandeis University & am currently pursuing an M.A. in Teaching Hebrew as a Second Language at Middlebury College. I speak, write and read Hebrew fluently and have experience teaching Hebrew to students across all levels, backgrounds & ages.

I am a professional online Russian, Hebrew and English teacher. I am 28 years old. I was born in Russia and in 1999 I have immigrated to Israel. In 2013 I have graduated from Tel Aviv University, where my major was English Literature and French Culture. I have been teaching languages for 8 years already to both children and adults of all ages and levels: beginners, intermediate and advanced. I believe that learning new languages involves more than just learning grammar rules. As I see it, learning new languages also involves learning about new cultures, traditions, literature, history, music and even cuisine. I always try my best to stucture our lessons in a creative way, so you could both learn new things and enjoy. I have a wide range of interests such as sports, literature and music. I also like traveling and meeting new people. In addition, I have a bachelor's degree in Psychology, which helps my in teaching as well. My lessons are typically based on your demands and requirement...

Hi, shalom! My name is David. I came from Israel to Germany where I studied at the Goethe university in Frankfurt am Main in Bachelor and Master degree in linguistics. I've been teaching Hebrew for more than 25 years – in private, in many language courses, at the university, where I taught Modern and Biblical Hebrew, and of course also online. I motivate my students to learn Hebrew, because I like very much teaching languages. Depending on for which purpose you need to learn the language, I will tune the learning methods to adapt the study to your needs. So you can either start speaking fast or learn the grammar deeply - it's just up to you to decide! I speak, ask questions, and encourage my students to do the same. I remember that questions can never be stupid. We read stories, newspapers, books, etc. I have the following textbooks: 1. "Ulpan ivrit", which is big and detailed. 2. "Shear ivrit". 3. "Sheat ivrit". 4. Diverse ulpans' scripts. 5. "Complete Modern Hebrew" by Gilboa....