Summer Hebrew Ulpan

The Conservative Yeshiva Summer Hebrew Ulpan is an opportunity to study Hebrew intensively for a short period of time in a small, congenial class as part of the popular Conservative Yeshiva Summer Program for college and post-college students from around the world. The top-notch Hebrew Ulpan teachers, motivated fellow students, and location in central Jerusalem, Israel, combine to make this a premier Hebrew language experience.

Five levels of modern Hebrew study are offered, including reading, writing, speaking, grammar, and Israeli culture.

Session I     July 1 to 19, 2012
Session II    July 22 to August 9, 2012

Courses are not repetitive – you may attend for three or six weeks. Hebrew Ulpan courses take place Sunday through Thursday, 9 am to 12:30 pm. For those interested in a full-day program, the Summer Hebrew Ulpan can be combined with the Volunteer and Study Summer Program and the Summer Learning Program, which all take place in Jerusalem, Israel.

Tuition

Ulpan only, one session: $550
Ulpan only , both sessions: $800
Ulpan with afternoon classes or volunteering, One session: $800
Ulpan with afternoon classes or volunteering, Both sessions: $1,100
2012 CY Year Program students: $100 per week, full time
Tuition does not include flights, housing, food, health insurance (required), or books (few need to be bought).

Summer Hebrew Ulpan Director

Nitza Shalitin, the Yeshiva’s Ulpan director, has taught Hebrew to overseas students at the Hebrew University One Year Program, the Melton Educators Program and Mechina program, and at Hebrew Union College, all in Jerusalem, Israel. She teaches Hebrew and coordinates the Conservative Yeshiva’s Ulpan programs.