Masa Israel Teaching Fellows is a ten month fellowship for college graduates who want to make a difference. On this program you will have the opportunity to teach English from the perspective of a native English speaker to Israelis from a variety of communities that fall into the socio-economic periphery of Israel. These communities include Secular Jews, Religious Jews, Arab-Israeli Muslims, Arab-Israeli Christians and Israeli Bedouins.

As a Masa Israel Teaching Fellow (MITF) you will contribute to the future success of Israeli children in the socio-economic periphery. Teaching native English makes a real difference in these communities where the simple ability to speak English opens the doors to a whole new world of job opportunities and paths to success. Join us to gain career skills you can’t find anywhere else while making a positive impact and immersing yourself in Israeli society! Click here for more information and to apply.

The Jewish Service Corps is an immersive service year program for changemakers ages 21-26 ready to launch their careers in social justice work. Corps Members spend a year serving full-time at a local non-profit in Chicago, New Orleans, New York, or Washington, DC while living and learning in pluralistic, justice-oriented Jewish community. For information and to apply visit https://avodah.net/what-we-do/jewish-service-corps. Applications are still being accepted on a rolling basis.

Together, live out our Jewish values and become part of a movement to address social injustices. Joining the service corps provides the opportunity to serve with local nonprofit organizations, learn alongside a cohort, and earn a stipend. Visit https://werepair.org/get-involved/service-corps/ for more information and to apply.

Changemakers is: Leadership development designed to expand your career options, your network, and, most importantly, your desire and ability to effect positive change in your community and the world at large. If you’re Jewish, 20-25 years old, and you’re interested in shaping the Jewish future, the Changemakers is for you. Visit https://www.jewishchangemakers.org/ to learn more and apply.

The Shamayim Campus Fellowship is a program that gives Jewish vegetarian and vegan college students the tools and support they need to educate their communities about animal advocacy.

Through the Shamayim Campus Fellowship, students learn valuable leadership skills, educate themselves and their peers about animal advocacy, and create a lasting change in their communities. A campus fellow will have the opportunity to work directly with the Shamayim team. We will help them hone their activism and leadership skills, develop a plan on how to make animal advocacy a talking point on their campus, and supply them with the tools and funding necessary for tabling, serving vegan food, and other outreach activities.

This year’s Fellowship will run from September 2024 – May 2025. Visit https://shamayim.us/shamayim-campus-fellowship to learn more and to apply.

GET A LIFETIME OF EXPERIENCE THIS SUMMER!

OSRUI, a Reform Jewish overnight camp in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, is hiring counselors and specialists for this summer! Working at OSRUI will give you experience in many areas that apply to nearly every career path, including communication, problem solving, teamwork, creativity, and professionalism. Pay is competitive and includes room, board, professional growth and support, and a lifetime of friends. For more information or to apply, visit www.osrui.org/apply, or email Will Rivlin at wrivlin@urj.org.

URJ 6 Points Creative Arts Academy is looking for individuals that have a passion for the arts and Judaism to serve as counselors at a Residential camp in Westchester, PA. Counselors are responsible for the day-to-day supervision of campers ranging from going into 4th - 12th grade. As a counselor, you are working most directly with campers and work to make sure they are socially, emotionally, and physically safe. Counselors will assist in supporting campers in their artistic growth during the summer and support campers on their Jewish journey.

An ideal Counselor candidate is someone who has prior experience working with elementary, middle, or high school aged children in either a formal or informal setting. Counselors must be able to demonstrate flexibility, manage multiple responsibilities, and work well on a team. Love of the arts is a must! For more information go to https://6pointscreativearts.org

Located In the Blue Ridge Mountains of Asheville, North Carolina, 6 Points Sports Academy is looking for competent and energetic applicants who demonstrate a love of working with young people, a desire to help build a community, and a deep passion for sports. Counselors are directly responsible for the health, safety, and well-being of all campers in their dorm group as well as responsible for improving the athletic skills and abilities of the campers within their respective sport major. Counselors must have a passion for sports and a connection or desire to learn about Judaism. Previous camp experience is preferred, but it’s your attitude and willingness to learn that really make the difference. Learn more at https://6pointssports.org/work-at-camp.

URJ 6 Points Sci-Tech Academy is looking for enthusiastic individuals with an interest in STEM to serve as counselors at a residential Reform Jewish camp outside of Boston, MA. Counselors are responsible for the day-to-day supervision of campers who attend Sci-Tech. As a counselor, your primary job is to take care of campers and ensure that they have a successful and amazing summer. Counselors make the memories that keep campers coming back, from birthday celebrations to nighttime rituals, that turn camp into a home!

An ideal Counselor candidate is someone who has experience working with children, graduated from high school and/or is at least 18 years old by 6/16/2023, and has a background or interest in technology, sciences, education, youth work, or Jewish life. For more

information, please visit our website at www.6PointsSciTech.org.

Camp Modin, the oldest continuously operating Jewish summer camp in the United States, seeks instructors in a wide array of sports, waterfront, arts, and wilderness activities, as well as general counselors and supervisors. To learn more, visit https://www.modin.com. Apply online at https://www.modin.com/staff-application or email lisa@modin.com.

BBYO is the leading pluralistic, Jewish teen movement and has been providing exceptional leadership programs and identity enrichment experiences for nearly 100 years. We offer year-round activities in hundreds of local communities and inspiring world-wide travel experiences enabling teens to explore areas of leadership, service, civic engagement, Israel education and Jewish values. Learn more about BBYO’s summer and travel programs at bbyo.org/teens/experiences/summer. Click here for more information and application.

CHUSY has amazing volunteer staffing opportunities. CHUSY has regional events for ages anywhere from 2nd graders to 12th graders and we need help staffing these events. Some volunteer opportunities come with stipends depending on the event you are staffing and the synagogue you are staffing the event for.

Click here to join the contact list.

The Illinois Department of Human Services (IDHS) is always looking for outstanding candidates who have a strong passion to help and serve. We offer an excellent benefits package and a competitive salary. Click here for current vacancies.

IDHA also offers virtual recruitment presentations twice a month. Click here for more information and to register.

Dates: June 16 – July 2, 2024

• Tuition: $2,800 USD / 4 credits

• New application deadline: April 10, 2024

• Eligibility: Open to undergraduates enrolled at North American colleges and universities

• Tuition includes academic instruction, housing, lunch (Sunday to Friday), field trips, daily shuttle to/from Oranim College, and official transcript upon completion of program

• Participants will lodge in a renovated historic hotel in Haifa’s lively downtown port area, equipped with kitchen facility

• Students are responsible for their own international travel to/from Israel

• Students wishing to earn 5 credits may complete a separate research project, details TBA

Click here for information and to register.

The International Graduate Program in Ancient Israel Studies at Tel Aviv University is an intensive one year MA, taught entirely in English.

The unique program puts students at the forefront of archaeological, historical, and biblical research, with cutting edge field methodologies and hi tech innovations for analyzing the past in our labs.

Scholarships are available. Click here for more information and to apply and join them on April 7 for a virtual open house and Q&A session.

The JUF TOV Volunteer Network is running a summer trip to Israel designed to help our local Chicago community be of service, lend support, and show our compassion for the people of Israel. A significant part of the day will be dedicated to volunteering. The remainder of the time will include meeting with a variety of locals and experts who can provide insight on issues facing Israel today. The trips is open to participants 18 and older and will take place from June 24-27. To learn more, please contact MarissaComin@juf.org.

If you are passionate, thoughtful, and enthusiastic about Jewish life and traditions, if you are open to integrating tech and project-based learning into your classroom... We want you for our growing religious school program! Our curriculum includes both a solid grounding in Jewish text and a values-based strand where we apply lessons from Jewish tradition to our lives. Prior teaching experience not required – materials, lesson plans, and training will be provided for the right personality.

Congregation Beth Judea is a welcoming, mid-size, egalitarian Conservative synagogue in Long Grove, IL (Northwest Suburbs of Chicago).

We are a growing school and are looking to fill the following positions:

• 5th Grade Teacher (Judaics and siddur Hebrew – Sunday & Tuesday)

• 7th Grade (Judaics, Tuesdays only)

• Song Leader (Sundays only)

Teaching is in person on Sundays, 9:00am - Noon, & Tuesdays 4:15pm - 6:15pm. Starting rate: $25-$40/hour HS grad, without a BA, $40-$50 with a BA.

Visit https://forms.gle/DnPTyePikpcmHLWv8 to apply.

USY is hiring part-time Program Coordinators who will be responsible for engaging with and recruiting teens to attend existing regional and international programs, as well as developing unique USY experiences for your region. You will work directly with the local congregations to build their teen engagement programs, while establishing the USY brand outside the walls of congregations to expand USY’s reach beyond the traditional USY chapter. This is an excellent opportunity for anyone wanting to make a big impact in Jewish communities across North America! Click here for more information and to apply.