🔍 About My Trial Lesson
My trial lesson is where you can try out a lesson with me at the cheapest rate possible!
By booking this trial, you’ll see if our "chemistry" and my teaching style are a good fit for you. (I hope they are! 😁)

💬 Lesson Content
The content of the lesson is very adjustable. Feel free to ask for a certain lesson/activity mentioned on my profile. If a student books a trial lesson without asking for something specific, I will choose the conversational Hebrew lesson. My chat is also open for any kind of advice, just as I always say.

Have a great day, and I hope to see you soon! ✨

This is a conversational Hebrew lesson focused on developing verbal communication skills ✨

🤔 How Does It Work?
Either the student or I choose a topic for discussion. During the session, I will take notes on language points such as pronunciation, grammar, and relevant new vocabulary. Following the discussion, I will review these points, and the student will have the opportunity to apply the feedback in conversation.

Students may choose a discussion format that suits their preferences, such as 5, 10, 15, or 20 minutes of discussion, each followed by 5 minutes of targeted feedback. Students with specific preferences are welcome to let me know in advance.

🫠 "But Daniel, I'm a Complete Beginner!"
No worries! The conversation can be held in English while gradually incorporating useful Hebrew vocabulary for everyday conversations, along with vocabulary relevant to what the student wants to express.

📹 Recording Option
I highly recommend recording the lessons. Recordings not only allow students to hear how they sound when speaking, but also make it possible to compare different lessons and clearly track their improvement over time when it comes to lesson packages.
If you're interested, please let me know.

🕚 Longer Lesson Benefits
The longer the lesson, the bigger the value!
Moreover, 60- and 90-minute lessons include an additional grammar topic relevant to the student’s level, followed by spoken practice and application.

🪎 Package Benefits
The bigger the package, the bigger the value! Additionally, the first 10 minutes of each new lesson will include revision of language points from previous lessons.

☝️ Note: Every lesson package type offered on my profile is open to activities beyond its main focus, such as grammar topics during Conversational Hebrew lessons, learning a Hebrew song in a Hebrew Pronunciation package, etc.

🗣️ Conversational Hebrew

🤔 What's it like?
Students are presented with a picture to describe, with 45 seconds for preparation and 30 seconds for the actual description. Following this, they self-reflect on their performance, focusing on grammar, pronunciation, and vocabulary gaps. The teacher then provides targeted feedback and points for improvement. Finally, students are given an additional 30 seconds to re-describe the same picture, incorporating the feedback received.

🤔 How Many Pictures for each Lesson?
30-minute lesson: 3 pictures
45-minute lesson: 4-5 pictures
60-minute lesson: 6-7 pictures
90-minute lesson:10 pictures

☝️ Note: Every lesson package type offered on my profile is open to activities beyond its main focus, such as grammar topics during Conversational Hebrew lessons, learning a Hebrew song in a Hebrew Pronunciation package, etc.

🖼️  Describe a Picture

In this lesson, we are going to talk about Israel, and here is where you can about anything you wanted to know about Israel!🇮🇱 
• What are the foods we usually eat? 
• What are the root causes of conflicts?
• What is like to live in Israel?
• What does a person relocating to Israel needs to know?
• What is appropriate and inappropriate in Israel? 
• Where and how should you travel?
 Those are only few examples!

This discussion can be in both in English and Hebrew. It is up to the student to decide.
Language points (such as pronunciation, grammar, etc.) from the lesson can be covered in the final part of the lesson. It is up to the student's preference too.

🟠 Important note: political stances will not be covered 🙏

🇮🇱 Getting to Know Israel

In this lesson, the student will learn and practice the Hebrew alphabet and how to read it.
The student will be able to learn the letters, Hebrew diacritics ("nikkud) and different levels of passages and articles in Hebrew depending on the student's level, with close guidance!

📦 Packages:
The student has the option of different packages with different lengths.
The bigger the package, the bigger the value!
The lesson program will be structured along with the student, depending on his preference, level, and package length!

☝️ Note: Every lesson package type offered on my profile is open to activities beyond its main focus, such as grammar topics during Conversational Hebrew lessons, learning a Hebrew song in a Hebrew Pronunciation package, etc.

📖 Written Hebrew

In this lesson, we're gonna study English via a Hebrew song! 🎵
It's a great opportunity to study not only vocabulary, but also to practice listening, experience Israeli/Jewish art, see how the language comes together in a good song, learn Hebrew in a fun way, and explore literature in Hebrew. Either the teacher or the student can choose a song. If the teacher chooses a song, it will be selected according to the student's level and preferences.

Note: the song will be chosen in advance, and the student can listen to it before the lesson starts in order to avoid spending lesson time just listening to it.

How many songs for each lesson length?
30-min lesson: 1 song
45-min lesson: either 1 song with deep interpretation or 2 songs more briefly — student decides.
60-min lesson: up to 2 songs
90-min lesson: up to 3 songs

☝️ Note: Every lesson package type offered on my profile is open to activities beyond its main focus, such as grammar topics during Conversational Hebrew lessons, learning a Hebrew song in a Hebrew Pronunciation package, etc.

🎶 Studying Hebrew via Song

If you ask me, good pronunciation while speaking a language is just as important as knowing its vocabulary! Sometimes, mispronouncing just one sound in a word can make it sound like something completely different. For example, if you want to say ‘mother’ (“Ima” – אמא) in Hebrew but mispronounce the first syllable, it might sound like you’re saying ‘horror’ (“Eima” – אימה)!
In this lesson, we can learn sounds that might not exist in your native language (/x/, /ts/, etc.), as well as different pronunciation sub-systems such as stress, intonation, linking, chunking, and more.

🤔 Just Pronunciation Practice?
Absolutely not! Relevant vocabulary will also be taught according to the student’s level, preferences, and the sounds being practiced.

🪎 Package Benefits
• The larger the package, the greater the value
• A student profile will be created to document and monitor progress
• Optional: the student’s speech can be recorded to help monitor progress over time
• Broader focus on all pronunciation sub-systems”

☝️ Note: Every lesson package type offered on my profile is open to activities beyond its main focus, such as grammar topics during Conversational Hebrew lessons, learning a Hebrew song in a Hebrew Pronunciation package, etc.

👄 Teaching Hebrew Pronunciation

I don't know about you, but when it comes to language learning, I think grammar is quite neglected!

🤔 Why is Learning Grammar Important?
Don't get me wrong—if you want to just get your message across, vocabulary is more important. You can succeed even with grammatical errors if you know the right words. However, the more grammatical errors you have, the more it might affect the impression you make. Good grammar reflects your control over the relationship between words that together express your message.

Moreover, learning grammar rules alongside vocabulary and pronunciation helps you understand the language as a whole and allows you to make fewer grammatical errors by applying the rules you’ve learned through varied sentence examples, which will make you more confident when speaking the language.

🙇‍♂️ Why Take Grammar Lessons Separately?
Even though I teach some grammar in other lessons (e.g., Conversational Hebrew), it may not be enough to build the strong understanding of Hebrew grammar you need if you are serious about Hebrew articulation—you should invest time in learning grammar on its own. If you do that, you will be able to apply the grammar you’ve learned more naturally, without thinking about it.

🥱 "I Don't Like Studying Grammar"
Studying grammar can be fun! We don't just learn rules in grammar lessons—we also apply what we learn through examples and discussions about the student's interests. Just learning grammar rules is NOT enough; you need to practice them while being aware of them in spoken Hebrew, written Hebrew, or both. It depends on your goals.

☝️ Note: Every lesson package type offered on my profile is open to activities beyond its main focus, such as grammar topics during Conversational Hebrew lessons, learning a Hebrew song in a Hebrew Pronunciation package, etc.

🧩 Hebrew Grammar

🎓 170-Hour TEFL Certification

📋 Certificate Breakdown:
• 120-Hour Standard TEFL Certificate
• 30-Hour Teaching English Pronunciation Course
• 20-Hour Teaching English Through Video Course

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Feel free to contact the following institution: support@bridge.edu

Certificate number 00215221