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Teaching Hebrew has always been a hobby and a passion of mine, I would like to enhance it and share my knowledge with you!

Take a trial lesson for almost no money and let's get to know each other :) I believe that speaking is the most important thing that you need in order to learn the language. We can speak about any topic you like: traveling, culture, sports, current affairs, history, etc. If you are afraid to speak, don't worry :) I always have many questions to ask, so you can have a nice practice. And if you want to learn grammar, I will be glad to help you with that too.

I have 15 years of experience as an educator and social-pedagogue, and I am used to meeting different students in different contexts. In recent years I've worked with kids, teenagers, young adults and elderly people. I hold a B.Ed in Education and an M.A in industrial relations, and I am currently running a comparative study on working conditions in the global ICT industry. I am very flexible and knows how to adjust myself to the needs and interests of my students.

I`m a highly engaged and yet quite patient teacher, always flexible and willing to think outside the box.

I am very patient because I can really understand and relate to the struggles of language learners. I remember exactly how it felt to be in a foreign country and having to learn a new language. I'm happy to assist you on your way to fluency. I am an open-minded person and I love to talk to people from all over the world. I am creative and together we will find the best way for you to start speaking Hebrew. We can work with a workbook or whatever material you already have.

as a teacher I love keeping constant energy fun and humor through the classes for me humor , good vibes combined with specific teaching methods on important aspects of grammar is the best way to get things through the students mind .

I focus on teaching hebrew the way it is spoken daily, rather than formal out-dated hebrew. We can focus on grammar, pronunciation, vocabulary, or conversation, its up to you. I have experience tutoring new immigrants who move to Israel, so I am familiar with the challenges of learning hebrew as it is spoken day to day.