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Jewish Communal Career Opportunities
IMPORTANT: Check with the posting organization to ensure that the
position is still open.
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Date Posted |
May 7, 2008 |
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Expiration Date |
September 30, 2008 |
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Job Title |
Part Time Teaching Position |
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Posting organization |
Commission on Jewish Education |
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Salary range |
Varies and is negotiable |
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Weekly hours |
2 hrs - 8 hrs depending on the school |
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Contact |
Francene Weingast
Commission on Jewish Education
333 Bloomfield Avenue, Suite C
West Hartford, CT 06117
fweingast@jewishhartford.org
860-727-6137 |
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Special Considerations |
Car is important. Hours are generally on weekday
afternoons and Sunday mornings. |
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Special Skills |
Generl Judaic knowledge and willingness to learn more is
important. Hebrew and prayer skills are helpful. You must like
children. |
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Job Description |
Part Time Teaching PositionsAvailable
In Jewish CongregationSchools
Congregations in the greater Hartford area are interviewing now
for part-time teachers on afternoons and Sundays beginning fall
of 2008.
If you are interested in teaching Judaica, Hebrew, and/or
prayer, please contact Francene Weingast at the Commission on
Jewish Education,
727-6137,
fweingast@jewishhartford.org.
Openings will be available to teach in most age groups.
On the job
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Date Postedd |
May 7, 2008 |
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Expiration Date |
May 22, 2008 |
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Job Title |
Congregational Community Life Coordinator |
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Posting organization |
Congregation Beth El
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Salary range |
Negotiable |
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Weekly hours |
40 |
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Contact |
Rabbi Aaron Krupnick
Congregation Beth El
8000 Main Street
Voorhees, NJ 08043
hruttenberg@bethelsnj.org
856-675-1166 |
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Job Description |
This person will be a critical part of our Executive Leadership
Staff and serve as Director of Youth, Family and Adult Community
Life, bringing new and exciting programs as well as supporting
existing programming to meet the needs of our ever-expanding
congregation. |
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Date Posted |
April 7, 2008 |
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Expiration Date |
July 7, 2008 |
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Job Title |
Youth Department Director |
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Posting organization |
Congregation Beth Shalom |
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Salary range |
$25-$30,000 |
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Weekly hours |
Full-time |
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Contact |
Mr. Lee Levitt, Executive Director
Congregation Beth Shalom
5915 Beacon Street
Pittsburgh, PA, 15217
execdir@bethshalompgh.org
412-421-2288 |
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Job Description |
Congregation Beth Shalom, an egalitarian conservative
synagogue in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania is seeking a Youth
Director. This person must be enthusiastic; versatile;
flexible; possess leadership skills; have excellent
communication skills and be able to interface effectively with
youth, teens, parents, and leadership within the synagogue and
the community. The Director must be able to read Hebrew, lead
youth services, and have a strong Jewish background.
This position requires an individual who is creative at
programming and one who is fiscally responsible. Youth Director
will report directly to the Executive Director. Desired start
date is Summer, 2008. Salary and benefits commensurate with
experience.
Please forward a letter of interest, resume, and salary
expectations to:
Congregation Beth Shalom, 5915 Beacon St. Pittsburgh, PA. 15217
Attention: Executive Director or e-mail to
execdir@bethshalompgh.org
No telephone inquiry. EOE |
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Date Posted |
March 21, 2008 |
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Expiration Date |
June 1, 2008 |
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Job Title |
Kadima Youth Group Advisor |
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Posting organization |
Adat Ari El |
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Salary range |
varies with experience |
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Weekly hours |
5 (paid monthly September-June) |
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Contact |
Julee Snitzer Levine
Adat Ari El
12020 Burbank Blvd.
Valley Village, CA 91607
jsnitzer@adatariel.org
818-755-3488 |
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Job Description |
Looking for a dynamic, independent advisor for our 4th-6th grade
youth group. Will be in charge of developing and planning
programs, communicating with parents, and interacting with the
kids. Will need to staff regional Kadima events and will also be
involved with general Youth Department programming. |
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Special Skills |
MUST have a car. Prefer someone 21 or older. Most programming
is on Sundays with a few Saturday nights or Shabbat dinners. |
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Date Posted |
March 14, 2008 |
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Expiration Date |
June 1, 2008 |
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Job Title |
Teen Village Director (Summer) |
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Posting organization |
Camp Chi |
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Salary range |
DOE + room & board |
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Weekly hours |
40 |
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Contact |
Brad Finkel
Jewish Community Centers of Chicago
5050 Church St
Skokie, IL, 60077
info@campchi.com
847-763-3551 |
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Job Description |
Join the Camp Supervisory Team!
JCC's Camp Chi is seeking a Teen Village Director to manage all
aspects of Chi's Teen Village (Noar). Specifically, the Teen
Director will provide leadership for campers and create an
environment where campers can build their Jewish identity,
self-esteem, independence, as well as strong group
relationships. In addition, this position involves staff
supervision and management. This is a high-level, supervisory,
administrative position for a person with significant camp
leadership experience.
Responsibilities include implementation of age-appropriate and
fun programs and special events, supervise and evaluate all
counseling staff in village, implementation of the JCCs of
Chicago's mission to "Bring Jewish Values to Life", supervise
teen field trips, coordinate with facilities staff to maintain
dining hall, cabins, and bathhouses, communicate with parents,
and other camp supervisory responsibilities as assigned.
The Teen Village Director must be at least 21 years old and
available June 1-August 8, 2008. significant previous camp
experience is required along with a desire to work with teens
and college-aged staff. The best applicants demonstrate
initiative, enthusiasm, organization, creativity, flexibility,
professionalism, sound judgement and a nurturing personality.
To Apply: Complete an online application at
http://www.campchi.com or email
info@campchi.com
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Date Postedd |
March 3, 2008 |
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Expiration Date |
June 30, 2008 |
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Job Title |
Synagogue Educator/Youth Advisor, full-time |
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Posting organization |
Temple Emunah, Lexington, MA |
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Salary range |
$30,000 range |
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Weekly hours |
40 |
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Contact |
Julia Mabuchi, Director of Education
Temple Emunah
9 Piper Roadd
Lexington, MA 02421
jmabuchi@emunahlex.org
781-861-0303 x224 |
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Job Description |
This full-time educator works with children, youth, and families
in both informal and formal education. The Synagogue Educator
teaches in the Hebrew school, coordinates youth programs, and is
involved in family education programming.
Temple Emunah is affiliated with the United Synagogue of
Conservative Judaism. It is an egalitarian congregation with a
professional staff that includes a rabbi, assistant rabbi,
executive director, educational director, youth director and
preschool director. The synagogue educator/youth advisor will be
supervised by the director of education and youth director and
supported by a lay youth and school committee.
Areas of Responsibility
Teaching
- Teach approximately 14 hours per week in grades 3-7 broken
down as follows:
Sunday - 4 hours
Monday- 2 hours
Tuesday - 2 hours
Wednesday - 4 hours
Thursday - 2 hours
Religious School Programming
- Lead High Holiday & bi-monthly Shabbat services for youth
and/or implement two Youth Community Shabbatonim & one Retreat
- Plan curriculum and implement the educational vision of Temple
Emunah
- Participate in and help plan family education activities
- Plan and staff Shabbatonim & youth retreat
- Work on Family education and synagogue wide endeavors
- Work as a liaison to a synagogue committee such as Social
Action Committee
Youth advisor
The Synagogue Educator/Advisor is responsible for the
programming for one of Temple Emunah's youth groups. Together
with the Youth Director the chapter advisor will plan and
implement a calendar of activities that:
- Is balanced including education, religious and social events
- Integrates with activities of the New England Regional USY
- Facilitates the continued growth of the Youth program
- Reaches out and creates a sense of community with Youth who
are currently not involved in the youth program |
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Special Skills |
The Synagogue Educator/Youth Advisor is expected to be a dugma
(role model), to our youth including:
- Being a committed and knowledgeable Conservative Jew
- Being accessible to our youth
- Be an ethical and moral person
- Supporting religious standards which USY members are expected
to follow
Qualifications
- Creative and energetic individual who is committed to our
mission of Jewish continuity and the goals of our educational
effort
- Enjoy working with kids of all ages
- Should possess the ability to work both independently and
collaboratively with a vibrant and talented group of people,
both lay and professional
- Strong Judaic background
- Work experience such as a youth advisor, summer camp
counselor, or religious school teacher a plus
- Basic computer skills |
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Date Posted |
August 31, 2007 |
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Expiration Date |
Open |
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Job Title |
Youth Advisor |
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Posting organization |
Congregation Beth Shalom |
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Salary range |
Commensurate upon experience. |
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Weekly hours |
Varies weekly; minumum of 2, maximum of 10. |
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Contact |
Anne Richardson
Congregation Beth Shalom
3433 Walters
Northbrook, IL 60062
anne@bethshalomnb.org
847.498.4100 x25 |
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Job Description |
Seeking youth advisor to work with USYers in large north
suburban congregation in Chicagoland area. |
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Special Considerations |
Must have car. |
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Special Skills |
Must abide by tenets of Conservative movement. |
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Date Posted |
August 23, 2007 |
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Expiration Date |
Open |
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Job Title |
Songleader/Guitar Player |
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Posting organization |
Rodef Sholom Temple |
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Salary range |
Flat $500 for the school year |
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Weekly hours |
1 |
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Contact |
Tess Goldblatt
Rodef Sholom Temple
318 Whealton Road
Hampton, VA 23666
education@rodefsholomtemple.org
757-826-5894 |
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Job Description |
Play guitar and teach contemporary Jewish music to K-10 graders
on approx. 3 Sunday mornings per month from September 07-June
08. |
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Special Considerations |
Own transportation and sheet music |
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Special Skills |
Contemporary Jewish music including Hebrew lyrics when
applicable |
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Comments |
Will consider a piano player. |
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Date Posted |
June 5, 2007 |
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Expiration Date |
N/A |
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Job Title |
USY/Kadima advisors |
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Posting organization |
various congregations |
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Salary range |
varied |
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Weekly hours |
varied |
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Contact |
Michelle Rich or Dassy Mark
USCJ
1090 King Georges Post Rd. Suite 1003
Edison, NJ 08837
rich@uscj.org
732-738-7960 |
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Job Description |
We have several positions in local congregations for chapter
advisors |
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Location |
India, Minsk, Ethiopia, Poland, Romania, Turkey, Vienna and the Former Soviet Union. |
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Date Posted |
December 16, 2005 |
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Expiration Date |
Rolling Admissions |
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Job title |
JDC Jewish Service Corps Volunteer Program |
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Posting organization |
JDC, Joint Distribution Committee |
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Salary range |
N/A |
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Weekly hours |
N/A |
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Contact |
711 Third Avenue New York, NY 10017
Phone: 212. 885.0806
Fax: 212.370.5467
volunteer@jdc.org |
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Job Description |
Use your skills and commitment to Jewish life to help an overseas
Jewish community! The JDC Jewish Service Corps sends
self-starting, creative, college graduates and young professionals
to work and live in international Jewish communities for one year
placements. The work includes Jewish education, community outreach
and development, and welfare/relief projects. |
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Special Skills |
JDC provides housing, a monthly stipend, health insurance, and
covers all work related expenses. Placements for fall 2006 include
India, Minsk, Ethiopia, Poland, Romania, Turkey, Vienna, and the Former Soviet Union. Visit
http://www.jdc.org/how_volunteer.html for more information. |
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