Hebrew Courses in London

Our general courses are a good place to start your Hebrew studies, or to improve upon your current skills. They give focused attention to expanding...
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Our general courses are a good place to start your Hebrew studies, or to improve upon your current skills. They give focused attention to expanding your day-to-day grammar and vocabulary, enabling you to improve your spoken and written Hebrew with relative speed and ease. General courses best suit those wishing to improve their Hebrew to conversational level, as well as students who hope to continue their Hebrew studies to a more advanced level.
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Our Hebrew group courses are targeted for sets of 2-12 people, all of whom have the same requirements from learning Hebrew. Everybody should be at....
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Our Hebrew group courses are targeted for sets of 2-12 people, all of whom have the same requirements from learning Hebrew. Everybody should be at about the same level at the start of the course, and the entire group should be able to meet at the same time and place each week. Grammar and vocabulary form the backbone of the general course, helping the student gain fluency in conversational topics whilst increasing their overall working Hebrew knowledge. For groups who wish to engage in further Hebrew study, the general course is an excellent starting point.
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Listen & Learn's one-on-one Hebrew courses for business are integral in taking your existing Hebrew skills and making them indispensible for...
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Listen & Learn's one-on-one Hebrew courses for business are integral in taking your existing Hebrew skills and making them indispensible for day-to-day business tasks. Lessons are adapted to suit your particular industry and field, and your teacher can help you master specific skills, such as presentation skills and formal business correspondence. This is the best option for professionals who work for international corporations, as well as businessmen working from abroad or seeking overseas work.
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Designed for groups of 2-12 learners, our business Hebrew group courses are tailormade for the students (and industry) in question. All members of....
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Designed for groups of 2-12 learners, our business Hebrew group courses are tailormade for the students (and industry) in question. All members of the class should be at the same approximate level of Hebrew at the start of the course, able to meet at a regularly-scheduled time and place, and should all have similar learning aims within the language. Lessons focus on enhancing and strengthening core Hebrew skills which will help in the professional arena, such as specific vocabulary usage and developing the ability to perform many different tasks in a new language (for example, giving a first-rate presentation, or the right way to compose formal business communication).
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Specific purposes Hebrew courses are a great boon to people who have already studied Hebrew and wish to develop certain facets of their Hebrew...
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Specific purposes Hebrew courses are a great boon to people who have already studied Hebrew and wish to develop certain facets of their Hebrew skills. This can include an array of helpful guidance, including the following:

• Vocabulary related to the industry (legal, HR, engineering, accounting, medical etc.)
• Accent softening and elocution
• Expanding upon existing aspects (writing, speaking, listening, reading etc.)
• Language for travelling
• Communication skills in business (e.g. training, negotiation, telephony, presentation)
• Writing skills in business (e.g. reports, business correspondence, proposals)
• Historical and cultural sensitivity
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As long as all members of a group Hebrew course are at a similar level of expertise, specific purpose Hebrew courses can be customised to suit the....
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As long as all members of a group Hebrew course are at a similar level of expertise, specific purpose Hebrew courses can be customised to suit the needs of the group of 2-12 students with similar learning aims. These often include:

• Vocabulary related to the industry (legal, HR, engineering, accounting, medical etc.)
• Accent softening and elocution
• Expanding upon existing aspects (writing, speaking, listening, reading etc.)
• Language for travelling
• Communication skills in business (e.g. training, negotiation, telephony, presentation)
• Writing skills in business (e.g. reports, business correspondence, proposals)
• Historical and cultural sensitivity
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