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Subsidized Hebrew for olim

Ulpan La-InyanJerusalem, Tel Aviv & online

Morning and evening tracks

The short answer

Ulpan La-Inyan is a private ulpan that works with the Ministry of Aliyah and Integration’s voucher program. Olim who made aliyah in the last 10 years and have done Ulpan Aleph, or have equivalent Hebrew, pay up front and, with regular attendance, the ministry reimburses them, leaving at most ₪200 to pay. Classes are groups of 4–6 in Jerusalem, Tel Aviv or online.

✓ Olim: Subsidized✓ Gov funding: Ministry voucher
Checked against Ulpan La-Inyan’s official pages, September 2026Independent listing
✓Olim benefit SubsidizedFor olim within 10 years of aliyah who’ve done Ulpan Aleph or have equivalent Hebrew.
✓Government funding Ministry voucherThe ministry reimburses the fee with regular attendance.
–Masa grant Not listedNot listed as a Masa program.
Overview

What is Ulpan La-Inyan?

Ulpan La-Inyan focuses on practical, conversational Hebrew and the cultural side of daily life in Israel, taught in small groups at six levels. It’s one of the few private ulpanim in the ministry’s voucher program, so eligible olim can take its courses for a co-payment of at most ₪200. The team helps with the ministry paperwork.

✓A good fit if you…

  • Finished Ulpan Aleph and want to keep improving
  • Work or job-hunt and need morning or evening classes
  • Want small, conversation-first classes
  • Made aliyah within the last 10 years

!Think twice if you…

  • Haven’t done Ulpan Aleph or reached that level. Start with the free state ulpan.
  • Can’t attend regularly. Reimbursement depends on attendance.
  • Want a residential or full-time program. See Kibbutz Ulpan.
How it works

How it works.

From your free trial to getting reimbursed.

Start

Free trial and level check

Book a free trial or placement test so you’re placed at the right level.

Classes

Conversation-first Hebrew

Groups of 4–6 at six levels, focused on everyday Hebrew and Israeli culture, like dealing with clerks at the Interior Ministry.

Paperwork

Voucher and reimbursement

Pay the course fee up front. With regular attendance, the Ministry of Aliyah and Integration reimburses you, leaving at most ₪200. The ulpan helps with the forms.

Small groups4–6 students per class.
Three optionsJerusalem, Tel Aviv or online.
Free level checkPlacement before you start.
Daily Dose of HebrewFree daily vocabulary emails.
Funding

Funding and olim benefits.

The ministry voucher covers almost all of the course for eligible olim.

How the voucher worksYou pay up front; with regular attendance the ministry sends reimbursement payments, leaving a co-payment of at most ₪200.
Who decidesThe Ministry of Aliyah and Integration decides eligibility. Olim who made aliyah in the last 10 years are usually candidates.

A guide, not a ruling. Confirm your eligibility with the provider and the relevant ministry or funding body before you pay.

Costs

What it costs.

As published by Ulpan La-Inyan. Prices can change.

Your co-paymentAfter ministry reimbursement, with regular attendance.Up to ₪200
Upfront paymentYou pay the course fee first; the ministry reimburses it. Ask the ulpan for the amount.Ask
Trial and placementFree before you enroll.Free
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Keep your attendance up. Reimbursement depends on regular attendance, so the low co-payment only holds if you stay in class.

How to join

How to get started.

✓
Aliyah in the last 10 yearsEligibility is decided by the Ministry of Aliyah and Integration.
✓
Ulpan Aleph or equivalentYou’ve finished the public state ulpan, or have equivalent Hebrew.
✓
Age 17+Courses are for students aged 17 and over.
  1. Book a free trialAnd check your level.
  2. RegisterThe team walks you through the ministry paperwork.
  3. Pay up frontThen attend regularly.
  4. Get reimbursedThe ministry pays back all but at most ₪200.
FAQ

Questions about this program.

How much does Ulpan La-Inyan cost olim?

Eligible olim pay up front and, with regular attendance, get reimbursed by the Ministry of Aliyah and Integration, leaving a co-payment of at most ₪200.

Who is eligible?

Olim who made aliyah in the last 10 years, have done Ulpan Aleph or have equivalent Hebrew, and are at least 17. The ministry makes the final decision.

Where are classes?

In Jerusalem, in Tel Aviv, or online, with morning and evening tracks.

How big are the classes?

Groups of 4–6 students, at six levels.

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