How I work
Weekly 50-minute, 1-on-1 sessions (session length can be customized if needed)
Not available for in-person lessons during 2025 but available for remote lessons.
In 2026, available for in-person lessons in New York and remote lessons elsewhere.
Personalized learning plan to help you achieve your goals
Unlimited guidance and support via email
See FAQs below for more information
FAQs
What will we do in the first session?
We’ll start by discussing your overall interests and why you want tutoring. After that, I’ll assess your Hebrew reading skills. If you want to learn how to chant (“leyn”) Torah or Haftarah, or if you want to learn how to lead services, we’ll sing through what you know. Once I have a sense of your Hebrew reading level, your level of Judaics knowledge, and your comfort with singing, we can set customized goals that support success.
Do you work with students with special needs?
I’ve worked very well with several students wi ADHD or anxiety. For students with other learning differences, I recommend you find someone with professional special education experience.
Do you have references?
I do. Please visit my Testimonials page for many short references, and if you’d like to talk to any of my former clients, I can provide you with their contact information privately.
Do you work with my rabbi or cantor?
If you’re a member of a synagogue or are otherwise working with a rabbi or cantor in addition to me, I’ll communicate regularly with that person, and they may make targeted suggestions for more focus in our session. If we work together on a d’var Torah, your rabbi will likely want to work with you on that as well.
Do you work with LGBTQ+ students?
Yes. I have experience engaging in Jewish learning with people across sexual orientations and gender identifications.
Can you help me at my simcha or during my first time leading or leyning in synagogue?
If it is possible for me to travel to your synagogue depending on my school schedule, I would love to. Additionally, I can help design and lead personalized services outside a formal synagogue setting if that is of interest.