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The Team

We are a team of experienced and dedicated TAU faculty members who teach foreign languages at all levels, as well as international graduate students who have tutored in diverse global settings.

Rebecca Levie

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Director

Rebecca Levie is the Director of CLE - Center for Language Excellence - at Tel Aviv University.  She teaches English at all levels in the Division of Languages at Tel-Aviv University.

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Originally from New Jersey, USA, Rebecca holds a BA and MA in English Literature from Bar-Ilan University, and a PGCE in Education from the Institute of Education, University of London.  She has been teaching EAP at different institutions in Israel since 2011.  Over the years, she has developed curricula for students in Computer Science, Government, and Communications studies.  As a lecturer in English, she is passionate about equipping Israeli and international students with the English language skills necessary for academic and professional success in a global community.

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Monica Broido

Head of Writing Programs and LOTE (Languages other than English)

Monica Broido is the Head of the Writing Programs at Tel Aviv University and assists with special projects and workshops in CLE. She teaches PhD academic writing courses in several faculties, as well as Spanish.  She is co-chair of the Israel Forum for Academic Writing (IFAW) at the Mofet Institute.

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Noa Halevy

Assistant Director

Dr. Noa Halevy is the Assistant Director of the Center for Language Excellence (CLE) at Tel Aviv University. She holds a B.A. in English Literature, an M.A. in Creative Writing, and a Ph.D. in English and American Literature. At Tel Aviv University, she teaches English and Academic Writing courses in the Division of Languages. Dr. Halevy has taught a range of courses in English literature, including fiction and poetry, and has published scholarly articles on the 19th- and 20th-century novel, modern poetry, and postmodern literary theory. She lives in Ra'anana with her husband and three children.

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