
Overview
Knowing the alphabet is one thing; understanding and speaking a language is a whole different skill.
Does your child read Hebrew but not understand it? Or perhaps they dont read Hebrew yet, but youd love for them to learn to speak it?
We meet students where they are and help them build confidence in Hebrewfrom simple introductions to engaging conversations, with growing vocabulary, complete sentences, and greater fluency.

Curriculum
Our curriculum is designed to help students develop practical, conversational Hebrew skills through engaging, age-appropriate instruction. Lessons are tailored to each students level, allowing them to build confidence and progress at a comfortable pace. We incorporate the highly effective TPR (Total Physical Response) method and other interactive techniques to make Hebrew accessible, memorable, and fun.

Our Approach
We believe students learn best when they are actively engaged. Our dedicated teachers create a supportive, interactive environment where students are encouraged to participate, communicate, and build confidence using Hebrew in real-life situations. By combining modern teaching techniques with a personalized approach, we make learning feel natural, enjoyable, and rewarding.

Schedule
Option 1 - twice a week: Monday & Wednesday 1:10 PM - 1:50 PM EST
Option 2 - once a week: Tuesday, depending on level, 1:10 PM - 1:50 PM or 6:00 PM - 6:45 PM EST
Watch your child learn how to speak Hebrew like a pro!
What is unique about the Immersive Hebrew Language Class?
Children will be able to express themselves in modern Hebrew.
Teachers incorporate the highly successful TPR method (Total Physical Response).
Multiple levels ensure all children gain the skills at their own level and speed.
Evening classes to accommodate children in school.
Discover Our Stories!
My son is in a local day school but always struggled with understanding the Hebrew language. I am so happy to have signed up my son for the Conversational Hebrew program because he was able to pick up on not just reading Hebrew, but actually understanding the language as it is spoken in Israel today.
Rivka
Elon, North Carolina