"I really enjoy the mix of options I can choose at Rosen School to learn Hebrew. Each lesson is well presented with very supportive teachers and there are Open Classes for additional consolidation of lessons. Customer service are always helpful and obliging and II have always had a positive experience. I am just about to start Ulpan 4 having undertaken 1, 2 and 3 and I have really enjoyed every one of them. I fully recommend Rosen School to anyone who wants to learn Hebrew…I did not know one word when I started! It’s so rewarding now to be able to understand conversations and read Hebrew at various levels. "

"I like being given options of class scheduling. I like that teachers and students come from a variety of locations and backgrounds, all with one purpose. The classes have broadened my world. "

"Picked up right were Hebrew C left off and deepened our understanding of both the Hebrew language itself, but also the culture in which it was written and lived. Vesela Chana is the best! She adds so much to the teaching, color coding the verb charts and conjugations to make them clearer. The extra work bringing in slides for other lessens to help us really understand how the Hebrew is formed and its meaning makes all the difference. "

"The lessons motivate me to learn. It is also enjoyable interacting with the instructor and other students."

"I am happy with my experience in the Biblical Hebrew class. The class times are convenient for me and it was easy to change classes when needed."

"I am blessed to learn about "The Hebrew Background of the New Testament" from an outstanding instructor, Dr. Stefan Bosman! He is very open to student's questions during the presentations. I read the New Testament of the Bible several times, but I did understand how it "fit together" with my beloved TANAKH! Dr. Bosman is an excellent presenter of the Course material, and he relates the New Testament to the Scriptures of the whole Bible, Rabbinic Material and other historical sources to engage us in learning. I feel like I am getting to see how very "Hebraic" Jesus and the Apostles are, and how they interpreted the Torah compared to various Rabbinical views. Thank you Israel Institute of Biblical Studies! "