Please note the color of the answer sheet. At registration in Jerusalem, students will be interviewed individually, and class assignments will be based on both the written and oral results. They must notify the Summer Courses office that they wish to continue their Hebrew Language studies in the Summer Ulpan and register for the Summer Ulpan no later than July 20, 2001. The director of the Summer Ulpan will assign continuing students to Summer Ulpan classes suited to their Hebrew level. This intensive beginners course enables the student to acquire a basic knowledge of Modern Hebrew.
Emphasis is placed on the development of oral and reading comprehension.
Grammar is taught and language laboratory facilities are used. This course is designed to develop fluency in reading and conversation. Reading materials include selections from newspapers and literature. Grammar is reviewed and language laboratory facilities are used. The completion of a course in the Hebrew language at an accredited college or Hebrew school on an intermediate level.