Major topics include a father’s control over kiddushin, derivation of monetary laws, refusal to perform yibum, status of adult child of Kohen, to whom a daughter’s earning belong, repetition may imply change, based on context aylonis, derivation of laws of kiddushin, difference between kiddushin and yibum,  Connection between divorce and kiddushin,  means of divorce, sources for each manner of kiddushin, transactions performed against one’s will, difference between kal vachomer and tzad hashaveh, difference between money/document/marital relationships and chuppah, woman’s participation in kiddushin, and two parts of kiddushin process. This is a generic, skill-based course and tractate and topics may vary. The above topics serve as an example of topics, which would be covered if the study was centered on the tractate of Kiddushin.  Topics and sources may vary. Methods of instruction include lecture, discussion and textual preparations. Prerequisite: Formal education: Record of successful completion of four years high school (or its equivalent), ability to read and comprehend Hebrew, ability to read Rashi script, and completion of Talmud I.