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Jobs & Opportunities

 

Jobs and Internships

 

WUJS ARAD INSITUTE

  • The WUJS Institute runs a five-month program in Arad, Israel for Jewish college graduates from all over the world between ages 21 and 35. The study program includes Hebrew Language Ulpan, courses in Jewish and Israel Studies, and weekly seminar field trips around Israel. In addition, there are several outdoor hiking trips and specialized weekend retreats, volunteer options in Arad and interaction with Israeli society. WUJS Arad runs three specialized tracks: 1. Land Language and Society Track, with emphasis on the study curriculum and exploration of Israeli society. 2. Arts Program for established artists in all fields, which includes culminating exhibits and catalogues of the students’ works. 3. Peace and Social Justice Track, which combines one semester of study in Arad and a second semester of placement in internships with organizations around Israel advancing peace and social justice issues in Israel. WUJS Arad provides housing for all participants, studio and other workspace for the artists and covers one meal per day. WUJS participants up to age 30 qualify for grants from the Israeli government’s Project MASA.  For more information go to www.wujsarad.org

POSITION AVAILABLE WITH JERNY'S ISRAEL RESOURCE CENTER

  • If you are passionate about Israel, are knowledgeable about Israel and familiar with the Hebrew language, have a positive connection to its traditions and cultures, and are capable and desirous of devoting approximately 16 hours a week to sharing these with the Jewish community of the Capital District, JERNY now has a part-time professional position for you. The position will become available after the chaggim and will be based in the Israel Resource Center which is now located in the Golub Center within the new Federation building. Daytime scheduled hours Monday through Thursday; no work for an extended period during the summer. Salary commensurate with qualifications. Email CV with cover letter to MGross@JERNY.org. (10/06/2007)

Looking for a USY advisor

TEACHERS NEEDED FOR SMALL RELIGIOUS SCHOOL

  • Make a huge difference in a child’s life. Teachers are needed for the 5 eleven year olds and two first graders in our very small Hebrew school as we try to craft a creative program for both regular and challenged learners. We meet Wednesday and Sunday mornings; we can work with those who wish to teach one of the days or both, general and/or Hebrew studies. We are also looking for a song leader and junior congregation leader. The history of the school is that these kids have not had the education and connection to Judaism that they deserve. You can be the one to really make the difference.

  • Kingston is 45+ minutes from Albany with a tailwind; we pay competitively for the area. Please contact Rabbi Tami Crystal, 845 339 3956, rabbi.crystal@gmail.com. (08/29/07)

  • Temple Israel is looking for a competent teacher for a Midrasha (high-schoolers) Conversational Hebrew class, one hour a week on Wednesdays from 7:05-7:55 PM.  Contact Shara Siegfeld at midrashara@yahoo.com or 518-281-4221. (8/8/07)

Hebrew School Teachers Needed

  • Temple Israel Hebrew School is seeking highly motivated individuals with a love of children to teach in our school for the 2007-2008 school year. (Sun 9:30am-12:30pm and Wed 4-6 pm).  Please call Elinur Danon 438-7858 ext 118 or email: edanon@templeisraelalbany.org (8/8/07)

Hebrew Teachers Needed: 

  • Wednesdays, 5:30-6:45, Teaching experience, Hebrew reading and basic prayer knowledge needed, Competitive salary. Send resume to Terre Foreman, Congregation Berith Sholom, 167 Third Street, Troy, NY 12180 (8/8/07)

Immediate Openings at Agudat Achim

  • We are a warm and welcoming Conservative synagogue looking for dynamic teachers who can combine a joyful environment with meaningful learning. Curriculum includes basic Hebrew language, tefillah/prayers, holidays, Torah, Israel and more. Pay is competitive for the region. We meet Sunday mornings and Tuesday and Thursday afternoons depending on the grade.  We have a fun, motivating, exciting, and engaging workplace with an excellent staff. If you would like to join our team please send resumes to: Congregation Agudat Achim, 2117 Union Street, Schenectady, NY 12309 attn: Education Director or email them to aguprinc@nycap.rr.com or call 381-8983 (8/8/07)

B’nai Sholom Reform Congregation is seeking an advisor for YOBS (Youth of B’nai Sholom), our Senior Youth Group (grades 9-12).

Salary:     Up to $2500 for 12 months, depending on experience

Term:       Generally 12 months.  We have some flexibility as to starting date.  The 12-month term is based on the understanding that there are no events and advisor need not be in residence in Albany mid-June through August, but it’s important to have an advisor over the summer for planning & communication purposes; also, attendance at Advisor Training Institute held at Camp Eisner, Great Barrington, MA for 3-4 days in late August is highly desirable.

Apply:       Submit application and references to synagogue office by mail or e-mail as soon as possible.

Contact:   518-482-5283 or Libby Liebschutz at ehl325@aol.com

(8/8/07)

  • Congregation Beth Emeth is looking for an assistant to our youth group advisor who would share leadership and organizational responsibilities with our youth group advisor.  This person would also work with our assistant rabbi in making our high school youth group happen.  Primary responsibilities include attendance and supervision of Wednesday night youth group programs, some (1 time per month or less) overnight events in or out of town which would require this person's chaperoning, the organization of regional event logistics, weekly program logistics and overall organization of files and the youth group facilities (the youth lounge supplies).  Pay will be commensurate with experience and skill level.  Interested folks should contact Rabbi Shoshanah King-Tornberg at Beth Emeth - (518) 436-9761 x230 or RabbiKingTornberg@bethemethalbany.org.  Resumes and cover letters are appreciated. (8/8/07)

Israel-Minded Intern Wanted

  • JERNY (Jewish Educational Resources of New York) is looking for an intern to help with the Israel Education Center’s Community Hasbara program.  The program will provide the Capital District Jewish community and local media with legitimate and accurate information about Israel and Israeli current events.  The project will include workshops, a website, press briefings, and a rapid response system to help the press, community leaders and those passionate about Israel disseminate an appropriate response to breaking news from the Middle East.  The prospective intern should have interest in Israel and Israel-related current events and be comfortable working with multi-media and electronic media sources.  A familiarity with web design is a plus.  Community and Public Service Program credit is available.  Interested students should contact Rachael Copp Cohen, Co-Coordinator of the Israel Education Center, at rcoppcohen@jerny.org, or 459-0065. (8/8/07)

Seeking Website Manager

  • JERNY (Jewish Educational Resources of New York) is looking for an intern to assist with website design, development, and maintenance.  The prospective intern should have previous experience in web design and development.  Knowledge of Search Engine Optimization is a plus.  Community and Public Service Program credit is available.  Interested students should contact Rachael Copp Cohen, Co-Coordinator of the Israel Education Center, at rcoppcohen@jerny.org, or 459-0065. (8/8/07)

 

Opportunities and Conferences

 

Hillel is looking for a Jewish Life Liaison

  • Want to earn extra money doing Jewish programming on your quad? Become a Jewish Life Liaison!   JLLs are paid Hillel programmers who create one interesting and relevant program a month.  We are looking for four JLLs to be on Indian, State, Colonial and Dutch.  Applications are online or in CC335 and are due by October 17th!!  Contact Leah Negrin at lnegrin@uamail.albany.edu or 518-591-8605 for information. (10/09/2007)

Need a great job that you will LOVE?

Hillel is looking to hire two interns!

  • We are looking for a Tzedek (Social Justice) Fellow and Arts Fellow to work on special projects for the 07- 08 year. Contact Aviva to find out more. (10/09/2007) 

Information about JNF's ASB trip this March.

  • The tentative dates right now are as follows:

·  Week of March 8th -16th

·  Week of March 16th - 23rd

·  Week of March 23rd - 30th

The exact work projects are still being determined, but it will focus on working with several of the 25 new communities that JNF is

developing in the Negev.

Participants have to put down a non-refundable deposit of $250 (which is later added onto your fundraising total).  They then must fundraise so the minimum total is $1050.  All proceeds will go to the Blueprint Negev campaign.  Each participant has their own personalized fundraising website (similar to those used in walk-a-thons).  JNF helps by providing sample letters, fundraising tips, and incentives.

The website to visit for more information on the trip is: www.jnf.org/springbreak.

Registration for ASB opens on Monday October 8th at www.jnf.org/springbreak. 

(10/06/2007)

 

 

 

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