HEBREW LANGUAGE CLASSES
Hebrew language classes are taught weekly during school Terms on Wednesday evenings from 6:00-7:30pm beginning on Wed 16 October and run for 8 weeks through to Wed 4 December 2019.
Term 3 classes began with learning the Hebrew script, writing and reading practice, and included some basic conversation.
Term 4 classes will continue with the Hebrew script, reading and writing practice, and introductory grammar, vocabulary, and conversation.
Classes are taught by our Kiwi-Israeli instructor Benny Tobias.
WHERE: Hamilton Hebrew classes are held at Artmakers, Norris Ward Park Arts Centre, 2 Seddon Road, Hamilton. The carpark entrance is off Seddon Road at the back of Norris Ward Park. The classroom is immediately to the left of the Waikato Society of Potters studio. There is plenty of free parking available in the carpark just outside the classroom.
COST & REGISTRATION:
Registration for the entire Term (8 sessions) is:
•Waged: $104.00
•Unwaged (e.g. students, seniors): $84.00
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