The Best Hebrew Tutors for Seattle, WA

I've been a successful, supportive, and fun Hebrew and Bar/Bat Mitzvah Tutor for 9+ years. Skills I have taught include Hebrew reading, Torah trope, Haftarah trope, prayers for all of the weekly services, nusach, ruach and...See Samantha's full profile

I went on to lead women's services, assist regional groups, and give Bar/Bat Mitzvah lessons and related tutoring, such as Jewish literacy (similar to Hebrew School) and Hebrew test prep (e.g., NYS Regents exam). I have...See Jennifer's full profile

I have taught for the past 14 years at a community Jewish day school, and prepared students from all backgrounds for their Jewish journey towards Bar/Bat Mitzvah. I have also worked with adults who are new to Hebrew and Jewish prayer....See Deborah's full profile

The method was the "Spoken Immersion" method, which is quite challenging, but does get the students listening, speaking, and reading in Biblical Hebrew from Day-One. In the Summer of 2020, I began learning Modern Hebrew,...See Brett's full profile

Currently, I tutor and teach professionally, both privately and in religious schools, and cover many Judaic topics from Bible (Tanach) Study to Torah chanting. I am well versed in folk songs, service prayers, as well as modern Hebrew...See Nancy's full profile

I am a Hebrew teacher and I have a teaching experience in Turo college of 15 years. I have a system that helps you learn Hebrew fast and easy. See Boris's full profile

Hebrew is my second language; I began learning it formally in first grade. I have lived in Israel and became fluent in the language there, even taking college courses in Hebrew alongside Israeli students and teaching underprivileged...See Susan's full profile

I have had experience with Hebrew for the past 25 years. I graduated from Temple Israel knowing how to read, write, translate in both script and print versions. When I went on to Tufts University, I took three semesters of Hebrew and...See Evan's full profile

I lived in Israel for 20 years. I have worked as a freelance translator from Hebrew to English for over 30 years. I am proficient in teaching conversational modern Hebrew, reading, and grammar. See Deborah's full profile

I've been teaching and tutoring Hebrew & Bar Mitzvah lessons to all ages, kids, and adults for 5+ years. I have an excellent method that has proven a high success rate with all my students, including a 5- week crash course in...See Eliyahu's full profile

As a lifelong Torah-studies learner & teacher, I've written and published a text of commentary entirely in Rabbinical Hebrew. I learned ancient Hebrew, and Aramaic, from the Torah & Talmud. Lived in Israel for 20+ years....See Daniel's full profile

I studied ancient languages and literature in college, and Biblical Hebrew was my specialty. I completed a major Hebrew philology project, and led translation seminars on The Book of Jonah. I completed every semester of Hebrew...See Ben's full profile

I've studied Hebrew for almost ten years -- on my own, at the university, and in practice. In addition, I've traveled to Israel five times and lived there for a year and a half from 2015-2016. I can tutor Modern (Israeli)...See Ilya's full profile

As a self-taught Hebrew adept, I have helped dozens of students of Beginning to Intermediate Hebrew, whether preparing for a bar/bat mitzvah as a child or as an adult, or simply because of an interest in the language. I...See Allen's full profile

I am a native Hebrew speaker who has gained practical tutoring experience by teaching my English-speaking spouse, which helped me develop an intuitive and relaxed approach to language learning. While I do not have formal teaching...See Yomiran's full profile

I am qualified to be a tutor in this specific subject because I have undergrad degrees and a Master of Divinity. I have been tutoring in Biblical Studies and Hebrew for over 9 years. I am currently teaching 7 students biblical...See Tom's full profile

I enrolled in 16 credit hours of Biblical Hebrew in college, and I continued to study Hebrew extensively in my graduate seminary coursework. In both my undergraduate and seminary years, I worked as paid tutor of Biblical...See Ryan's full profile

I am an ordained rabbi with eight years of formal Hebrew study — including two and a half years living and studying in Israel — and a Joint Master's degree in Jewish Education from the Jewish Theological Seminary and Columbia...See Rabbi Mark's full profile

I have been studying, writing, reading, and speaking Hebrew for more than 20 years. I've studied religious texts as well as modern Hebrew in elementary and high school, and I have lived in Israel for a total of six months. I...See Daniel's full profile

I'm an almost-native speaker of Hebrew. I moved to live in Israel at age nine (in the middle of 4th grade) and was completely immersed in the language and culture. I graduated high school there having studied Hebrew grammar,...See Sharon's full profile

For over 20 years it has been my joy to teach Hebrew to students of all ages in private Jewish elementary and high schools, evening adult education classes (Ulpan), seeking to improve their reading, comprehension and conversation skills. See Kobi's full profile

I have been teaching Hebrew online and in person for many years, instructing children & adults of all levels, including students with no prior knowledge of the Hebrew language. I teach Hebrew from beginning to advanced...See Taliya's full profile

...modality(ies) suitable to each student and his/her own educational needs. I have extensive experience teaching Hebrew in various Hebrew schools, day schools, private schools, and as a private tutor (in person and on-line). ...See Linda's full profile

My expertise is specifically in Biblical Hebrew, not modern, conversational Hebrew. I have studied Hebrew at the Master's level, taking Hebrew 1, Hebrew 2, and being part of a group who helped our seminary...See Frank's full profile

I'd love to introduce you to the fascinating and thrilling world of ancient Hebrew! American students commonly find the language difficult because it operates very differently from English in several important ways. I will ease you...See James's full profile