The most comprehensive, all-inclusive, and in-depth way to learn the
Confident Kriah Method
Bring these life-changing skills to kriah-learners in your classroom
The course happens only once a year. Be sure to be notified when registration opens:
Dozens of educators have already trained with these education-changing methods. The next CKM course runs in the winter, 2025.

The course is a live experience for teachers, educational directors, current and aspiring kriah tutors, who want to ensure less students struggle – and help those who already do.
6 live sessions (provided via Zoom) – with a year of recording access
All the cheat sheets, handouts and slide decks
Everything you need to confidently – and capably – teach every child how to read Hebrew
Live Q&A, plus email support
“He was putting in the effort, but it wasn’t getting any easier for him. That’s when we knew we needed something different…Now he’s confident — and actually relaxed — about learning.”
My student read slowly and often mixed up nekudos. We ruled out vision problems, arranged extra practice in yeshiva, and also reviewed with him at home. He was putting in the effort, but it wasn’t getting any easier for him. That’s when we knew we needed something different. Chani was honest and upfront. We knew that she took the case only because she genuinely believed that she could help him. She immediately noticed what he was doing to compensate for his weakness and created a detailed plan that gently took him out of his comfort zone. She gave him the tools to focus and learn. Now he’s confident — and actually relaxed — about learning.
Rabbi M., teacher
What will you gain?
✔ All you need to know about the way students learn and build information
✔ Specific techniques for teaching kriah in our classrooms, based on how children learn and build information
✔ Insight into your students' different learning styles and needs
✔ A keen understanding of the many layers of teaching kriah
✔ Methods used to break kriah into teachable pieces
✔ An understanding of the root of your student’s kriah difficulties
The course will equip you with everything you need to implement the CKM method for both a full class setting and one-on-one remedial teaching.
“Really helpful strategies we put into place right away… with tangible things to implement.”
We learned really helpful strategies that we were able to put in place right away. We walked away with tangible things to implement – encoding, syllabizing, unconfusing confusions – in the classroom and 1:1. Chani has a really clear understanding of students' struggles so she can break it down so clearly; the way she explains it just makes so much sense.
Nechama Telsner, Kriah coordinator

The 2025 course will include all these modules – plus new content added each year.
CKM Course Provisional Outline
01 Systems that drive successful kriah
Transparent and opaque systems and their application to kriah, the print-script connection, are readiness skills real, and more
02 How you can set students up for success and help them own the learning process
What it means to teach reading through writing, why that’s the key to kriah learability, and how to apply that in the classroom
03 How to teach the rhythm of reading
The syllable system and why it matters, and how to identify where sounds stop and start
04 Demystifying shva and understanding word patterns
How to implement the nekudah without memorizing rules for smooth reading, understanding word patterns as rules without exceptions
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Last year, the course was $997 with group rates available for schools. This year, it will likely be around that price – or slightly higher to accommodate the additional modules and expanded curriculum.
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Yes! Group enrollment merits a group rate. Please email course@chanikarp.com so we can discuss your school’s specific needs.
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Both men and women are welcome in the course. While classes are provided live, there is no interaction between participants to ensure a comfortable environment for all – you can’t even see who else is on the call.
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We recommend that you set aside 8 hours a week for the duration of the course. Classes run for 2 hours each, including the live Q and A.