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The Job listings below include general information about opportunities we have been made aware of and will be updated as frequently as possible. We invite students and alumni to apply to these opportunities!
To apply or to learn more about the listing click on the box, it will tell you more! Still have questions? Reach out to staff at madison@hillelsofwestchester.org, rachel@hillelsofwestchester.org or lily@hillelsofwestchester.org
PRO TIP: application deadlines sometimes change or you can ask for an extension. Do not give up if you see something you want is soon or the deadline has already passed!

Greenburgh Hebrew Center is looking to hire upper grade religious school teachers for the 2023 - 2024 school year.
Greenburgh Hebrew Center is looking to hire upper grade religious school teachers for the 2023 - 2024school year.
The teacher should be warm, engaging, dynamic and have a love for children. Classes meet on Sundays from 10:00 a.m. – 1 p.m. and Wednesdays from 4:15 p.m. - 6:15 p.m. We offer a competitive salary and a wonderful work environment!
About Greenburgh Hebrew Center
Greenburgh Hebrew Center (www.ghcny.org) is a warm, inclusive, egalitarian, participatory Jewish congregation located in Dobbs Ferry, NY. Our mission is to be a vibrant egalitarian Conservative Jewish community, embracing our traditions while actively participating in our changing world.
About the Greenburgh Hebrew Center Religious School
We are a joyous and spirited community that welcomes you to join us as we celebrate, learn, and perform tikkun olam, social action to repair the world. We work hard to build a sense of community and Jewish identity in our students. We are looking for an enthusiastic, energetic and engaging teacher to join our religious school team.
Requirements
-Prior experience in a similar position preferred.
-Working knowledge of and interest in Judaism.
-You should be able to demonstrate flexibility in adapting to different student interests and needs.
-Excellent verbal, written and interpersonal communication skills.
-Strong time management and organizational skills.
-A positive attitude, team-oriented, and a willingness to assist where/when needed.
Please direct applications to Rabbi Jay Stein: rabbijaystein@gmail.com
The teacher should be warm, engaging, dynamic and have a love for children. Classes meet on Sundays from 10:00 a.m. – 1 p.m. and Wednesdays from 4:15 p.m. - 6:15 p.m. We offer a competitive salary and a wonderful work environment!
About Greenburgh Hebrew Center
Greenburgh Hebrew Center (www.ghcny.org) is a warm, inclusive, egalitarian, participatory Jewish congregation located in Dobbs Ferry, NY. Our mission is to be a vibrant egalitarian Conservative Jewish community, embracing our traditions while actively participating in our changing world.
About the Greenburgh Hebrew Center Religious School
We are a joyous and spirited community that welcomes you to join us as we celebrate, learn, and perform tikkun olam, social action to repair the world. We work hard to build a sense of community and Jewish identity in our students. We are looking for an enthusiastic, energetic and engaging teacher to join our religious school team.
Requirements
-Prior experience in a similar position preferred.
-Working knowledge of and interest in Judaism.
-You should be able to demonstrate flexibility in adapting to different student interests and needs.
-Excellent verbal, written and interpersonal communication skills.
-Strong time management and organizational skills.
-A positive attitude, team-oriented, and a willingness to assist where/when needed.
Please direct applications to Rabbi Jay Stein: rabbijaystein@gmail.com

Beth El Synagogue Center in New Rochelle, NY (Westchester) is seeking engaging, enthusiastic, passionate educators for our Religious School for 2023-2024!
About the Synagogue
Beth El is a joyful, welcoming, and warm community in Westchester, New York. We thrive on learning, singing, and connecting with one another. We celebrate together and support one another through challenging times. We offer many avenues to spiritual connection – from daily minyan to contemplative Shabbat services to traditional Shabbat & holiday services.
To learn more about our community, watch this video: https://youtu.be/lQqBZBDTMGo
About the Religious School
Beth El’s Religious School has around 70 learners in K-7th grades. We are a caring and inclusive community of meaningful and engaging learning that inspires a thirst for Jewish living and learning. Our school provides dynamic Jewish experiences using exciting and innovative methodologies, with an emphasis on skill-building and Jewish literacy, with a focus on Hebrew language; Torah and the Jewish calendar; prayer and Jewish music; Jewish values; and a relationship to Israel. Our teachers, learning specialists, and clergy create a nurturing environment for all learners so that Beth El becomes a second home, instilling a sense of belonging to our community and the Jewish people.
School Details:
Our religious school meets on Thursdays from 4-6 pm and on Sunday mornings from 9-11 am or 9-12 pm, depending on the grade. Staff may teach on both Sundays and Thursdays, or on only one day. They are expected to arrive 15 minutes before class starts, and stay through the end of dismissal (usually takes around 10 minutes). We also have faculty meetings occasionally after school.
In addition to classroom time, we also have a robust schedule of art, music, Shinshinim (Israeli youth on their gap years), children’s choir and tefillah.
Available Positions:
We have positions available for both our elementary and middle school grades. Educators can work on both Sundays and Thursdays, or only one day per week. Grade placement and scheduling will be discussed individually with candidates.
All positions require basic Hebrew decoding skills and familiarity with Conservative liturgy, as well as general familiarity with basic Torah stories, Jewish holidays and Jewish values. Specific areas of Jewish knowledge can be discussed individually.
Educators will write lesson plans for each class session with the support and guidance of the Director of Youth & Family Engagement, based on our curriculum, with plenty of room for your own interests, ideas and passions!
Compensation:
Compensation ranges from $5000-$11,000 (negotiable), depending on how many days/hours per week, as well as based on experience, higher education, and years working at Beth El’s Religious School. Educators earn 1 day of PTO per day they work per week (i.e. someone who teaches only Thursdays has one day of PTO).
How to Apply:
Please send your resume and an introductory email to Alyssa Schwager, Director of Youth and Family Engagement at aschwager@bethelnr.org. Feel free to also reach out with any questions.
Beth El is a joyful, welcoming, and warm community in Westchester, New York. We thrive on learning, singing, and connecting with one another. We celebrate together and support one another through challenging times. We offer many avenues to spiritual connection – from daily minyan to contemplative Shabbat services to traditional Shabbat & holiday services.
To learn more about our community, watch this video: https://youtu.be/lQqBZBDTMGo
About the Religious School
Beth El’s Religious School has around 70 learners in K-7th grades. We are a caring and inclusive community of meaningful and engaging learning that inspires a thirst for Jewish living and learning. Our school provides dynamic Jewish experiences using exciting and innovative methodologies, with an emphasis on skill-building and Jewish literacy, with a focus on Hebrew language; Torah and the Jewish calendar; prayer and Jewish music; Jewish values; and a relationship to Israel. Our teachers, learning specialists, and clergy create a nurturing environment for all learners so that Beth El becomes a second home, instilling a sense of belonging to our community and the Jewish people.
School Details:
Our religious school meets on Thursdays from 4-6 pm and on Sunday mornings from 9-11 am or 9-12 pm, depending on the grade. Staff may teach on both Sundays and Thursdays, or on only one day. They are expected to arrive 15 minutes before class starts, and stay through the end of dismissal (usually takes around 10 minutes). We also have faculty meetings occasionally after school.
In addition to classroom time, we also have a robust schedule of art, music, Shinshinim (Israeli youth on their gap years), children’s choir and tefillah.
Available Positions:
We have positions available for both our elementary and middle school grades. Educators can work on both Sundays and Thursdays, or only one day per week. Grade placement and scheduling will be discussed individually with candidates.
All positions require basic Hebrew decoding skills and familiarity with Conservative liturgy, as well as general familiarity with basic Torah stories, Jewish holidays and Jewish values. Specific areas of Jewish knowledge can be discussed individually.
Educators will write lesson plans for each class session with the support and guidance of the Director of Youth & Family Engagement, based on our curriculum, with plenty of room for your own interests, ideas and passions!
Compensation:
Compensation ranges from $5000-$11,000 (negotiable), depending on how many days/hours per week, as well as based on experience, higher education, and years working at Beth El’s Religious School. Educators earn 1 day of PTO per day they work per week (i.e. someone who teaches only Thursdays has one day of PTO).
How to Apply:
Please send your resume and an introductory email to Alyssa Schwager, Director of Youth and Family Engagement at aschwager@bethelnr.org. Feel free to also reach out with any questions.

Teacher Assistant
Our school is growing! Join our wonderful Early Childhood staff!
We are seeking part time Assistant Teachers.
Positions are mornings for the 2023-2024 school year.
Course credits in Early Childhood Education or related field preferred.
Experience in an Early Childhood environment required.
Additional hours available in the afternoons until 1:30 or 2:30 p.m.
Send resume to:
Ann Pircio-Pardes
Early Childhood Director
ann@wjcenter.org
We are seeking part time Assistant Teachers.
Positions are mornings for the 2023-2024 school year.
Course credits in Early Childhood Education or related field preferred.
Experience in an Early Childhood environment required.
Additional hours available in the afternoons until 1:30 or 2:30 p.m.
Send resume to:
Ann Pircio-Pardes
Early Childhood Director
ann@wjcenter.org
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