Do you teach in English?
Yes - lessons are available fully in English or in Hebrew, whichever you prefer. Many of my students come from English-speaking families in Israel.
Can I take the SAT instead of the psychometric exam?
Yes, and it’s one of the main reasons students choose the SAT. Every university in Israel accepts an SAT score in place of the psychometric, and many students - especially native English speakers - find it much easier to score high on the SAT. On the intro call we’ll check together whether it’s the right path for you.
How long does SAT prep take?
It depends on your starting point and your goal. Most of my students need about 20 hours of private lessons with me, plus independent practice at home (usually 100 to 130 hours) - most of it on the 1600 platform. On the free intro call we’ll build a realistic timeline for your target test date.
Are the lessons online or in person?
Online - from anywhere in Israel or the world, at hours that suit you. Full flexibility and efficient learning, with no time wasted on commuting.
Why not study in a group of ten or twenty?
Because a course that teaches ten or twenty people doesn’t really teach anyone. When you study with me, we focus on exactly what you need - and that’s what raises your score fastest.
Can I pay with the released-soldiers’ deposit (פיקדון חיילים משוחררים)?
Yes. The IDF released-soldiers’ deposit can be used to pay for test prep - many of my students do exactly that on their way to a degree. I’ll explain how it works on the intro call.
Do you also help with registration and test dates?
Yes. I’ll help you understand the SAT dates in Israel and the registration process, so you arrive prepared for the right test at the right time.
How do we start?
Leave your details in the form above or on WhatsApp, and I’ll get back to you for a short intro call - free, with no commitment.
