This focus is pursued through social, cultural and academic activities, which are integrated into the course curricula. Regular classroom based studies are supplemented by a wide range of cultural activities that serve to acquaint students with Israeli society and assist new immigrants in their process of acclimation in their new society. Locally based tours and song evenings are offered as part of the Hebrew Ulpan course. Ulpan aims is to maintain consistently high teaching standards, using the most advanced teaching methodologies. Our teachers are all trained by the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and have many years of teaching experience.
Students learn in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere in newly renovated classrooms.
History Milah s Ulpan was established by David and Jo Morrison, themselves new immigrants to Israel, who saw the need for a non-profit, independent, culturally orientated Ulpan that would assist students in acquiring the necessary skills to read, write and speak Hebrew. Each semester is of an average of 13-14 weeks duration. These classes are geared for beginners who wish to study Hebrew in an intensive environment. The evening courses are ideal for those working people who wish to learn Hebrew or brush up on their knowledge and usage of the language. These courses are offered to those students who are seeking a way to concentrate on and improve a specific aspect of their Hebrew language usage, be it writing, speaking or understanding the media in Israel.