How long does it take in Hebrew school?

Answer 1

Like any other written work, it depends on how much time you set aside for it.

With a couple of hours after dinner each evening, a week to 10 days ought to

do it, including a few minutes now and then to pause and reflect on what you're

read.

That's if you're just reading it, like a story. If you want the implications and tie-ins

and texture of the original language version pointed out to you, that's definitely a

matter of several weeks or months. And if you want an awareness of what it attempts

to teach, and what's in it to be gained and understood toward the living of a life, then

that's a process that's been carried on and handed off from one generation to the next

for a few thousand years now, and isn't complete yet ... people who are reading it right

now, in 2013, are finding things to think about in there that have never been found before,

and they're writing and publishing their findings.

Answer 2

It depends on what school you are talking about, but it is usually at least a few years.

Answer 3

It depends on what you are writing on the scroll.

If the question is specifically referring to Torah scrolls, it usually takes between 8-10 months for an entire scroll to be written.