Discover your best way to study Hebrew

Modern Hebrew​ is more than a language: it’s a community. You can’t separate the language from the people who speak it. You’ll learn the basic rules in class: the alphabet, understanding the structure and the system of writing left to right. At the same time, you’ll see that your efforts to speak Hebrew are really appreciated and trigger more learning.

You’ll realize it is actually more useful than you might have thought. Even just a basic knowledge of the language will ease your way around Israel, allowing you to chat with cab drivers and eavesdrop on typical day-to-day conversations. You'll start noticing that quite a few English words have Hebrew roots.

For many centuries, the Holy Bible has been a source of inspiration for people all over the world. Up to this day, it is the most widely distributed book ever. Learning Biblical Hebrew will open up new horizons of meaning every time you read the Bible.

Mastering the ancient language of Abraham, Moses, and David, among others, will let you enter the mindset of biblical characters in a way you have never before experienced. You will be amazed at the unexpected connections you will be able to make and the manner in which familiar biblical passages suddenly get a whole new meaning.

Taking a language course used to involve a classroom, where you would meet your fellow students and teacher at a specific time and location. Modern technology enables us to take a course online. Timewise, it's more efficient, and you’ll save on transportation. No need to carry around the course material; you download it to your PC. Besides, taking a course from the comfort of your own home, practicing new words and phrases out loud, rewatching past lessons at your convenience - does it get any better?

A dedicated course app could definitely help the learning experience, but for an actual online course that requires (virtual) attendance, an app doesn’t seem like the perfect option (yet).