Hebrew Course 102 (Level 2)

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If you want to learn to speak Hebrew, our Hebrew classes are ideal for adult learners to enjoy a practical and social experience while you learn Hebrew language and culture. Learn Hebrew the smart way with Hebrew courses at CCE, the University of Sydney.

Level A1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR)

This course exposes students to a variety of genres and provides them with opportunities to communicate both orally and in writing in everyday situations. It also exposes them to various aspects of Israeli culture.

Suitable for those who have completed Hebrew 101 or 20 hours of recent face-to-face tuition.

Outcomes

Upon successful completion of this course, participants should be able to:

1. Read and write using the Hebrew cursive alphabet.
2. Identify common prepositions.
3. Tell and ask for the time and directions.
4. Identify question words and apply basic grammatical structure to questions.
5. Discuss various aspects of Israeli culture.

Content

This course covers the following topics:

• Syntax and useful vocabulary
• The root and verb system
• Present tense
• Common prepositions
• The definite article
• Reading & Reading Comprehension
• Dialogues
• Telling and asking the time
• Numbers, food and directions
• Questions
• Getting by – inquiring about a place to live, shopping, visiting places etc.
• Places of interest in Israel
• Biblical phrases

Delivery Style

This course is delivered as a series of interactive workshops where active participation is encouraged.

Prescribed Text

Hebrew From Scratch Part 1 – Ivrit Min Ha’Hatchala Ha’Chadash (Alef) Shlomit Chayat, Sara Israeli, Hilla Kobliner 2004 Published by Academon (2004) ISBN 978 965 350 112 6.

Suggested Textbook Supplier

Golds World of Judaica
9 O’Brien Street
BONDI NSW 2026
Phone: 02 9300 0495

Textbooks should only be purchased after confirmation is received from us. This usually occurs up to 5 days prior to commencement.

Please Note

Selected Language and Culture courses that teach spoken language may include use of language immersion (course instruction in the selected language) as part of the training strategy.