Job Title:
Teacher
Organization Name:
Beth Jacob Congregation
Job Type:
Part-time; 9:15 a.m.-12:30 p.m. every Shabbat
Salary Range:
$15-25/hour
Deadline:
July 15
Job Summary/Description:
Join our team of teachers and become part of our community!
Are you passionate about building relationships with your students and teaching team?
Are you excited to share Judaism with others?
Do you have experience working with children and youth?
Are you always learning?
I would love to meet with you and see if you and our program are the right fit!
Our Iyunim (PreK – 4th Grade), Kehillat Shabbat (5th and 6th Grade) and Jewish Ethics (7th and 8th Grade) program explores Hebrew and Judaics with a focus on kinaesthetic/experiential learning.
Primary Duties and Responsibilities:
Iyunim Teachers (3)
- $15-25/hour depending on experience
- 9:15 – 12:30 Every Saturday
- 9:15-11:45 6 Sundays/year (sometimes students only, sometimes with adults/parents)
- Paid additionally up to 1.5 hours for planning/prep
- Paid additionally for teacher’s meetings
- Presence in Main Sanctuary
- Torah procession (Main Sanctuary)
- Snack, Hebrew Activities, Ma’agal (circle time) learning, supervised free-play, minyan katan and minyan gadol (led by others).
- Teachers are always invited to stay for lunch.
Kehillat Shabbat Teacher (1)
- $15-25/hour depending on experience
- 9:15-12:30 Every Saturday
- 9:15-11:45 6 Sundays/year for B’nei Mitzvah Programs (students and adults/parents together)
- Paid additionally up to 1.5 hours for planning/prep
- Paid additionally for teacher’s meetings
- Presence in Main Sanctuary through the first aliyah (sitting with the students)
- T’fillah
- Snack, Hebrew Activities, learning.
- Teachers are always invited to stay for lunch.
Jewish Ethics (1)
- $15-25/hour depending on experience
- 9:15 – 12:15 Every Saturday
- Paid additionally up to 1.5 hours for planning/prep
- Paid additionally for teacher’s meetings
- Presence in Main Sanctuary through the Torah Service
- Sicha/Discussion around hot topics and ethical dilemmas
- Teachers are always invited to stay for lunch.
Experience and Qualifications
- A genuine enthusiasm for being in community with children and youth
- A desire to share Judaism in community with children and youth
- 2 years minimum experience working with children and youth
- Hebrew decoding preferred, or interest and commitment to learn
- Basic modern Hebrew preferred, or interest and commitment to learn
- Self-motivated, strong communication skills, a commitment to working with others.
Additional Information
** We are also looking for substitute teachers! **
How To Apply:
Please email resume and references to: Rabbi Amy Ariel, [email protected]
