Whether you are an Oleh, a short term student or a young professional that relocated to the city, we believe that learning Hebrew is a critical component of your integration process into the Israeli lifestyle that also includes finding a place to live, looking for employment, advancing your career and building relationships with local Israelis.
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For Easier Integration
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The more traditional way to learn Hebrew is at an Ulpan (which literally means “studio”), a school for the intensive study of Hebrew. Ulpans offer courses in a variety of levels and intensity, to accommodate different schedules. Each course takes place between two to five times a week, with students able to choose between morning, afternoon or evening classes.
Did You Know?
There are two Municipal Ulpans in Tel Aviv-Yafo:
Gordon- on LaSalle Street 7, phone: 03-522-3181, website: https://ulpangordon.co.il/en/
Neveh Zedek- 7 Lillienbloom Street, phone: 03-517-3670, website: https://www.lilienblum7.com/
Other Options:
You might like to consider also other schools such as: CitizenCafeTlv, ThisIsNotAnUlpan, Ulpanoya, Berlitz and more.
