A specialized Hebrew course designed for doctors, nurses, and healthcare professionals to enhance their ability to integrate seamlessly into the Israeli healthcare system.
Enjoy an interactive, engaging curriculum geared towards Olim from all healthcare professions. This course is designed for high-level Hebrew speakers looking to excel in their fields, equipping them with both linguistic nuance and cultural aptitude.
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Each course comprises 6-8 participants and takes place over Zoom. This three-month course meets twice a week for 2.5 hours a meeting.
The online course includes:
Throughout the course, students will engage in structured presentations designed to enhance their ability to convey medical information in Hebrew:
The course is delivered online. A full course description and syllabus appear below.
This course, which is intended for all physicians and medical professionals, has been generously subsidized by Nefesh B’Nefesh!
When you register for the course through us,
the price drops by 40%!
Original price: 16,000 NIS
If you’re a physician who has not yet made Aliyah, you may be eligible for a completely subsidized course through our partnership with the Ministry of Aliyah and Integration’s Physician Olim Directorate and IMAP. Send us an email at imap@nbn.org.il to see if you qualify!
Build confidence in Hebrew with hands-on simulations of real-life scenarios, tailored to your professional needs.
Learn in an engaging workshop atmosphere with just 6–8 participants for a personalized experience.
Choose between morning and evening options to fit your schedule.
Develop Hebrew proficiency in your specific field. Work one-on-one with your instructor to refine your skills and present with confidence.
This course is designed for healthcare professionals with an advanced level of Hebrew who seek to practice their profession in Israel. The program equips participants with the linguistic and cultural competencies necessary to integrate into the Israeli healthcare system, enabling them to apply their professional expertise effectively in a Hebrew-speaking medical environment.
The curriculum is structured around three core thematic components:
Participants will have access to review materials on the online student learning center and access will remain open even after completion of the program.
By the end of the program, students will have developed proficiency in medical Hebrew vocabulary, documentation writing, and effective communication in professional healthcare settings.
of guided group instruction – (24 sessions of 2.5 hours each)
of self-study and project preparation under the personal guidance of an instructor
of individual coaching from an instructor to refine their presentations, address challenging material, and expand on topics of personal interest.
(5–8 minutes) Presentation of a medical case followed by peer Q&A.
(10–15 minutes) A TED-style talk on a topic of choice, such as advancements in medical technology, innovative treatments, medical research, or personal experiences in healthcare.
To assess your course level, we invite you to take a quick 5-minute placement test. Simply click the button below to get started.
Find answers about Hebrew Connect enrollment, scheduling, and what to expect.
Every student takes a placement test before joining a class. This assessment determines your proficiency level and ensures you learn alongside peers at your pace. No prior Hebrew experience is necessary.
The program meets twice weekly for twelve weeks, totaling 36 hours of instruction. Classes run in the afternoon and evening in both the US and Israel. Most students balance this with work and other commitments.
Yes. Our online classroom welcomes students from anywhere. Many Olim begin learning months before their Aliyah, which smooths the transition considerably. You can start whenever you’re ready.
We recommend you check out our full list of Uplan services.
Participation in this course will not affect your eligibility for the Ulpan voucher benefit from Misrad Haklita.
