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To ensure that you get the most out of the preparation course, you need to be able to:
This level of Hebrew proficiency corresponds to Gimel level classes at a public ulpan.
Before starting the course, you will need to take a free placement test to make sure that your Hebrew proficiency meets our course requirements.
Before you sign up for the course, please take the free placement test. We recommend signing up for the preparation course if you score 90 points or more.
Take the TestLive Zoom lessons on a fixed schedule.



As a rule, the test is required for applicants who take the psychometric exam in a language other than Hebrew, as well as for those applying for a master’s degree program.
However, universities and colleges have the right to set their own admission criteria and minimum required scores. The requirements are not universal, so we recommend verifying the specific requirements with the admissions office of your chosen institution.
The exam consists of two parts: the ‘closed part’ (חלק סגור) with multiple-choice questions (three sections in the paper-based Yael and two in the digital Yaelnet) and the ‘open part’ (חלק פתוח) which consists of the writing task.
Every multiple-choice section consists of 22 questions of three types: sentence completion, restatements, and reading comprehension. 20 minutes are allotted for completing each multiple-choice section.
The essay must be 100 to 130 words long. The time allotted for this part is 15 minutes in the Yael exam and 20 minutes in the Yaelnet exam.
The score ranges from 50 to 150.
A vocabulary of 6 000–8 000 word is necessary to fluently read most academic texts and obtain the highest possible exam score (150).
Typically, Israeli universities set a minimum passing score of 105, though a number of more competitive universities or faculties require a higher score. A score of 105 roughly corresponds to Dalet level classes at a public ulpan.A score of 134 or higher grants a full exemption («פטור») from mandatory Hebrew lessons at the university level.
A strong vocabulary is not enough to succeed in this exam. The Yael and Yaelnet exams are designed around time constraints and require speed and concentration.
During the course, we will master techniques to minimize careless errors. We will practice time-management strategies for each question type, and will learn to decipher the meaning of unfamiliar words based on their root letters, word patterns, and provided context.
Ultimately, mastering academic writing and analyzing scholarly texts will help you pursue your studies in Hebrew at an Israeli university of your choice, as well as build a professional career in Israel.
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