Our exciting new Masters-level program of academic courses will focus on Teaching Tanakh in the Diaspora classroom, and equipping teachers with advanced knowledge and practical skills.
Students can choose from these asynchronous online courses in English during the academic year 2022-2023. After one academic year, Certificate program participants who have earned 15 credits will receive a Tanakh Teaching Certificate from Herzog College.
Full Academic Courses
Each full course will require 1.5 hours of study per week and earn 3 academic credits. The total fee for each course is $75.
The course is comprised of 12 lessons of which 10 or 11 are asynchronous (online materials for self-study with questions and discussions) plus a weekly assignment for you to complete (but no tests). Each course also has either one or two Zoom lessons. All Zoom lessons take place on Sundays at 8:00pm Israel time.
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Fall Courses 5783
Started October 23, 2022 (registation now closed)
Spring Courses 5783
Commencing January, 2023
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Please note that two courses are mandatory for the Certificate Program: Dr. Yosefa Wruble’s “Our Story” course in the Fall Semester and Rav Daniel Wolf’s “Method & Meaning” course in the Spring Semester.
Practical Mini Courses
During the year, we will also offer a choice of Tanakh-focused mini-courses that are each worth 1.5 credits and cost $40. During the academic year 2022-2023 these will include:
- Bringing Eretz Yisrael into Your Classroom with Rabbi Alan Haber
This program is run in partnership with and subsidized by Herzog-UnitED.
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