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Embarking on a journey into college-level Hebrew can feel like stepping into a whole new world. From navigating the complexities of ancient texts to mastering modern conversational skills, the challenges can be both exciting and overwhelming. As a Hebrew student, you may grapple with unfamiliar alphabets, grammatical structures, and cultural nuances. But do not worry! Our experienced Hebrew tutors are here to guide you every step of the way. Whether you're striving for fluency or simply seeking to deepen your understanding, we'll provide the personalized support you need to master the language with confidence.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why Tutoring By A College Professor?
With years of experience teaching Hebrew, our tutors offer unparalleled expertise and personalized guidance tailored to each student's learning style. Don't settle for generic resources or inexperienced tutors – choose the best Hebrew tutors available to accelerate your progress and excel in your studies. Please call 614-264-1110 today for a free consultation and sign up now.
How is this different from office hours with a TA or a professor?
Tutors give students the confidence to be honest about what they are struggling with. Often, students fail to communicate their true needs to their Professors and TAs for fear of letting them down or looking incapable. Tutoring by A College Professor is a safe space where students can let their guard down and work on their weaknesses in a low-stakes environment. We will spend entire sessions on single concepts and revisit basic ideas time and time again if that is what will help your student succeed!
How are tutoring sessions conducted?
Tutoring sessions are online on Zoom. You can tutor from the comfort of home or the bustle of a coffee shop. It’s up to you.
How long are most tutoring sessions?
Students typically tutor in 1 hour increments, but sessions can run as long as you need.
What if I need an emergency tutoring session for a test tomorrow?
Don’t hesitate to call us at 614-264-1110. We can have you connected with a tutor today to begin scheduling.
What Hebrew courses do you help with?
We offer tutoring for ALL courses at ALL colleges and universities nationwide.
If you don’t see your school or course listed in our course directory, please text/call us at 614-264-1110. We will have your student connected to an expert in less than 24 hours.
Elementary Hebrew
University of Alabama: HEB 101, HEB 102
The Ohio State University: Hebrew 1101, Hebrew 1102
University of Michigan: HEBREW 101, HEBREW 102
Indiana University: JSTU-H 100, JSTU-H 150, JSTU-H 190
Vanderbilt University: Hebrew 1101, Hebrew 1102
Emory University: HEBR 101, HEBR 102
Northwestern University: HEBREW 111-1, HEBREW 111-2, HEBREW 111-3
New York University: HBRJD-UA 1, HBRJD-UA 2
University of Chicago: JWSC 22000, JWSC 22100, JWSC 22200
Yale University: HEBR 110a, HEBR 120b
Harvard University: HEB AA / HDS 4010A
Washington University in St. Louis: HBRW 105D, HBRW 106D, HBRW 108
Duke University: Hebrew 101, Hebrew 102
Brandeis University: HBRW 10a, HBRW 19a
Intermediate Hebrew
The Ohio State University: Hebrew 1103, Hebrew 2105
University of Michigan: HEBREW 201, HEBREW 202
Indiana University: JSTU-H 200, JSTU-H 250
Emory University: HEBR 201, HEBR 202
Northwestern University: HEBREW 121-1, HEBREW 121-2, HEBREW 121-3
New York University: HBRJD-UA 3, HBRJD-UA 4
University of Chicago: JWSC 22300, JWSC 22400, JWSC 22500,
Yale University: HEBR 130a, HEBR 137a, HEBR 140b, HEBR 147b
Harvard University: HEB 120A / HDS 4040
Washington University in St. Louis: HBRW 213D, HBRW 214D
Duke University: Hebrew 203, Hebrew 204
Brandeis University: HBRW 20b, HBRW 34a
Advanced Hebrew
The Ohio State University: Hebrew 4101
University of Michigan: HEBREW 301, HEBREW 302
Indiana University: JSTU-H 300, JSTU-H 350, JSTU-H 365
Vanderbilt University: Hebrew 2301, Hebrew 2302W
Emory University: HEBR 301, HEBR 302
Northwestern University: HEBREW 211-0
New York University: HBRJD-UA 11
University of Chicago: JWSC 25600, JWSC 25700, JWSC 25800
Yale University: HEBR 150a
Harvard University: HEB 130A / HDS 4042
Washington University in St. Louis: HBRW 320D, HBRW 322D, HBRW 4011, HBRW 402
Duke University: Hebrew 305S, Hebrew 306S
Brandeis University: HBRW 44b
Electives
The Ohio State University: Hebrew 2241, Hebrew 2216, Hebrew 2700, Hebrew 4102, Hebrew 5100, Hebrew 5601, Hebrew 3245, Hebrew 3703, Hebrew 3704, Hebrew 3705, Hebrew 3708, Hebrew 4101, Hebrew 4102, Hebrew 4601, Hebrew 4602, Hebrew 5100, Hebrew 5101, Hebrew 5105, Hebrew 5601, Hebrew 5602, Hebrew 5603, Hebrew 5802, Hebrew 5806
University of Michigan: HEBREW 206
Indiana University: JSTU-C 340, JSTU-H 365, JSTU-H 375, JSTU-H 460, JSTU-H 477, JSTU-H 480, JSTU-H 485, JSTU-L 377, JSTU-L 380, JSTU-L 385, JSTU-L 390, JSTU-L 391, JSTU-L 395, JSTU-X 491, JSTU-B 200, JSTU-B 250, JSTU-H 300, JSTU-H 350, JSTU-J 303, JSTU-L 390, JSTU-L 391, JSTU-J 320
Vanderbilt University: REL 5120, JS 1002, JS 1002W, JS 1040, JS 1010
Emory University: HEBR 415, HEBR 430, HEBR 435R, HEBR 440, HEBR 497R
Northwestern University: HEBREW 216-1, HEBREW 216-2, HEBREW 216-3, HEBREW 245-0, HEBREW 316-1, HEBREW 316-2, HEBREW 316-3, HEBREW 399-0
New York University: HBRJD-UA 10,HBRJD-UA 73, HBRJD-UA 76, HBRJD-UA 126
University of Chicago: JWSC 25000, JWSC 25100, JWSC 25200, JWSC 25300, JWSC 25400, JWSC 25500, JWSC 29920
Yale University: HEBR 156b, HEBR 167a, HEBR 169a
Harvard University: MOD-HEB 241R / HDS 4045, HEBREW 165, HEBREW 257 / HDS 1438
Washington University in St. Louis: HBRW 384, HBRW 385D, HBRW 179, HBRW 3211
Duke University: Hebrew 391, Hebrew 407S, Hebrew 455S, Hebrew 791
Brandeis University: HBRW 121a, HBRW 121b, HBRW 124a, HBRW 144a, HBRW 35a, HBRW 41a
Testimonials
See what Hebrew students and their parents say about their experience with Tutoring By A College Professor. To search for testimonials by school, go to our Testimonials section at the top:
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“Leslie is amazing and her tutors are great. I have used one tutor so far who helped me prepare for my final exams at UMich, and she was incredible.”
Maya A.
Student at University of Michigan
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“Great service if you’re looking for the perfect tutor.”
Lee Waxenberg
Parent at University of California Los Angeles
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“Amazing service and amazing tutoring!”
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Parent at Loyola University Chicago
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“Wonderful! Excellent company with supportive staff. Recommended!”
Marla Levine
Parent at Belmont University
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“Worth every penny!! Would highly recommend to anyone and everyone!!”
Sue Kallish
Parent at Washington University in St. Louis
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“Always a great experience with Tutoring By A College Professor. Their process is extremely efficient and they always have great tutors. I highly recommend using them in any subject.”
Lisa Garb-Siegmann
Parent at University of Maryland
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“This service is the highest quality out there. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a tutor for their college students.”
Karen Levine
Parent at University of Wisconsin-Madison
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“Wonderful tutors for my college and high school kids in practically every subject! Highly recommend!!”
Teri Schatz
Parent at University of Connecticut
Hebrew Language Courseload:
Common Topics in Hebrew Courses:
Alphabet, pronunciation, grammar, greetings and introductions, numbers and counting, colors and shapes, family and relationships, weather and seasons, time and dates, hobbies, professions, expressing opinions and preferences, describing locations and directions, cultural customs, and many more.
Hebrew courses cover a wide range of topics essential for learning the language, from basic grammar and vocabulary to cultural nuances and conversational skills. As you progress through the course, you'll find yourself navigating through different aspects of Hebrew, from mastering the alphabet and pronunciation to engaging in meaningful conversations about various topics. While it may seem overwhelming at first, with dedication and practice, you'll gradually become more proficient in Hebrew and gain a deeper understanding of the language and its cultural context.
Here are some tips from some of our expert Hebrew tutors:
Hebrew Grammar:
Start by familiarizing yourself with the basics of Hebrew grammar, including noun and verb conjugations, sentence structure, and word order. Practice forming simple sentences and gradually build up to more complex ones. Pay attention to gender and number agreements, as they play a crucial role in Hebrew syntax.
Hebrew Pronunciation:
Mastering Hebrew pronunciation is essential for effective communication. Pay attention to the sounds of consonants and vowels, as well as their variations in different contexts. Practice speaking aloud, focusing on accurate articulation and intonation. Utilize resources such as audio recordings or pronunciation guides to refine your speaking skills.
Vocabulary Building:
Expand your Hebrew vocabulary systematically by learning new words and phrases every day. Use flashcards, vocabulary lists, and immersive learning techniques to reinforce your memory retention. Practice incorporating new words into sentences to solidify your understanding.
Reading Comprehension:
Improve your reading comprehension skills by regularly reading Hebrew texts of varying difficulty levels. Start with simple children's stories or news articles and gradually progress to more challenging literary works or academic texts. Pay attention to context clues, root words, and cognates to aid your comprehension.
Listening and Speaking Practice:
Engage in regular listening and speaking practice to enhance your Hebrew proficiency. Watch Hebrew movies, and TV shows, or listen to podcasts and music to expose yourself to authentic spoken language. Practice speaking with native speakers or language partners to improve your pronunciation, fluency, and conversational skills.
Writing Practice:
Regular writing practice is essential for honing your Hebrew writing skills. Write short essays or letters in Hebrew to practice expressing yourself in written form. Pay attention to spelling, grammar, and sentence structure, and seek feedback from your tutor to refine your writing style.
Keep a Hebrew Journal:
Practice writing in Hebrew regularly by keeping a journal where you jot down your thoughts, daily activities, or reflections in Hebrew. This will not only improve your writing skills but also reinforce vocabulary and grammar concepts.
Utilize Language Apps and Online Resources:
Take advantage of language learning apps like Duolingo or Memrise, which offer structured Hebrew lessons and interactive exercises. Additionally, explore online resources such as Hebrew language forums, blogs, and YouTube channels for additional learning materials.
Cultural Awareness:
Develop a deeper understanding of Hebrew culture, traditions, and customs to enrich your language-learning experience. Explore Israeli history, literature, cuisine, and holidays to gain insight into the cultural context in which Hebrew is spoken. Incorporate cultural elements into your language studies to foster a holistic appreciation of the language and its heritage.
Seek Feedback and Correction:
Don't be afraid to make mistakes; they're an essential part of the learning process. Seek feedback from your tutors or native speakers, and actively incorporate their corrections and suggestions into your language practice.
Whether you're just starting your Hebrew journey or seeking to enhance your existing skills, our experienced tutors are here to support you every step of the way. With dedication, practice, and expert guidance, you'll soon be on your way to mastering the language of Hebrew.