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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.

Hello everyone. My name is Mira and I'm a Hebew teacher from Tel Aviv, Israel. I've been teaching Hebrew in the past 8 years. I specialize in unique learning strategies to help the students grasp new concepts fast. I adapt my teaching methods according to the student's needs and as we progress I encourage my students to become independent in their learning.

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....