Traveling to communities of all sizes.
Leading teacher training workshops, running programs for kids and families, leading services, staffing retreats...
Those are just some highlights from the long list of #WhatFellowsDo.
Education Fellows serve communities of all sizes across the Southern region by:
Leading teacher training workshops, running programs for kids and families, leading services, staffing retreats...
Those are just some highlights from the long list of #WhatFellowsDo.
Education Fellows serve communities of all sizes across the Southern region by:
- Assisting teachers in implementing a comprehensive religious school curriculum
- Traveling twice a month to Jewish communities across the South
- Leading Shabbat and holiday services
- Creating religious school programming for all age groups
- Organizing and directing an annual education conference
- Assisting with community and cultural programming
- Recruiting new education partner communities
Want to become an ISJL Education Fellow?
ISJL Education Fellows gain tremendous experience in Jewish communal services and leadership skills over the two year fellowship period as well as the opportunity to travel to unique Jewish communities in the South. Education Fellows are based in our office in Jackson, MS. On-the-job training is provided, as well as salary, expenses, and benefits. Education Fellows in the past have been accepted into top graduate programs and received quality job offers in the Jewish community.
Qualifications: College degree, active involvement in Jewish life or organizations, résumé, and references
To apply: please send a résumé, cover letter, and two references. We accept applications on a rolling basis; applications received by January 1, 2019 will receive priority consideration.
ISJL Education Fellows gain tremendous experience in Jewish communal services and leadership skills over the two year fellowship period as well as the opportunity to travel to unique Jewish communities in the South. Education Fellows are based in our office in Jackson, MS. On-the-job training is provided, as well as salary, expenses, and benefits. Education Fellows in the past have been accepted into top graduate programs and received quality job offers in the Jewish community.
Qualifications: College degree, active involvement in Jewish life or organizations, résumé, and references
To apply: please send a résumé, cover letter, and two references. We accept applications on a rolling basis; applications received by January 1, 2019 will receive priority consideration.