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The Jewish Collaborative Sunday School is a joint project of Machar, Beth Chai, and Kehila Chadasha – an independent, progressive congregation and two Jewish humanist congregations. We meet on Sunday mornings from 9:30 am to noon in Garrett Park, MD, not far from the Beltway and Grosvenor-Strathmore Metro. We are a small, energized school that values hand-on learning, creative expression, social action, and community. Our class sizes are small and our salaries are competitive. We use the Shalom Learning curriculum.
We are seeking a creative, enthusiastic teacher to begin in January. Our curriculum emphasizes Jewish culture, history, values and peoplehood rather than ritual practice, theology, and Hebrew. We are social justice-oriented and also care about instilling in students a strong Jewish identity, an appreciation of Judaism and a connection to the Jewish people.
We are looking for a teacher who is creative, enjoys project-based learning, and will challenge our students to think thoughtfully about their Jewish identity.
If you are interested in applying, please reach out to Benni Taylor, our school administrator, bennijadyntaylor@gmail.com
Posted by Collaborative Jewish Sunday School on December 21, 2025
The Simon Wiesenthal Center offers unique internship opportunities designed to prepare the next generation of advocates, leaders and change-makers. Through hands-on experience in public policy, legislation, international diplomacy and advocacy, the Simon Wiesenthal Center’s NextGen Jewish Leaders Program equips students with the tools to combat antisemitism, challenge bigotry and promote tolerance across communities worldwide.
Interns will gain direct experience inside government offices and agencies, advocacy groups, and international organizations, working alongside professionals who shape policy every day. Each participant is paired with a mentor and receives unparalleled exposure to the inner workings of government, diplomacy, and NGOs. In addition to their placement, interns take part in monthly workshops and evening sessions with elected officials, government staf,f and Jewish communal leaders to deepen their understanding of public policy and sharpen their advocacy skills.
Internships will span a period of seven weeks over the summer. Participants will be required to commit at least three days a week during regular business hours to their internship, as well as weekly workshops. The program begins with an orientation facilitated by Simon Wiesenthal Center staff to ensure students are grounded in the Center’s mission and approach. Upon successful completion of program requirements, interns will receive a $2,150 stipend and will join the growing NextGen network of alumni and mentors.
Eligibility is open to all college and graduate-level students. Applicants should demonstrate a strong interest in public policy and a clear commitment to the future of Jewish communal advocacy.
Posted by Simon Wiesenthal Center on December 17, 2025
The Bernice and Mannie Rabovsky Religious School of Congregation B’nai Tzedek of Potomac has an opening on our Dream Team. Joining our wonderful team means getting support and inspiration whether you’re an experienced teacher or just starting out.
5th grade Judaics teacher Sunday, 8:45 am – 12:15 pm Amazing compensation! Dream candidate brings strong Jewish identity and connection with Israel, positive experiences with Jewish youth group and college life, classroom management like a pro!
If you’re looking to join a team where you instantly feel at home and valued, please contact: Rani Schlenoff, Religious School Director Rsdirector@cbtpotomac.org *please send resume with intro email
Posted by B'nai Tzedek of Potomac on November 12, 2025
Har Tzeon-Agudath Achim, a warm and friendly traditional synagogue in Silver Spring, Maryland is looking for a Shabbat School Teacher. A small class of elementary school children will meet during Shabbat Services for two hours. This position has a potential to grow with the goal of development and expansion of a formal Jewish education program and student participation.
Salary is $40-$55/hour depending on qualifications and experience.
Qualifications include: Ability to manage an elementary/middle school classroom of mixed ages, grades K-6. Ability to design and implement a Shabbat school curriculum for children not enrolled in Jewish Day school, including prayer, torah (parsha and mitzvot), holidays. Proficiency and Ability to teach Jewish prayer, practices, beliefs, holidays, lifecycle events, symbols, and rituals. Ability to incorporate stories from the Torah and the weekly parsha, and the practice of key mitzvot into weekly Shabbat lessons. Ability to develop children’s proficiency in singing, and memorization and basic understanding of key prayers, e.g. torah service, Barchu, Sh’ma, Amida, Mi Chamocha, Oseh Shalom, Aleinu, Adon Olam.
Reach out to info@htaa.org for more information!
Posted by Har Tzeon-Agudath Achim on October 16, 2025
Hybrid Washington DC Office/Remote
Time Commitment: 10 – 19 hours/week, 1-2 days/week in the D.C. Office
Pay: $17.95/hour
BBYO is seeking an Operations Intern to work closely with members of the Systems and Technology and Philanthropic Engagement teams to ensure data quality across all systems. The Operations Intern is a key member of BBYO’s IT Department and is responsible for assisting the Development Manager with inserting, updating, and researching constituent information as it relates to donations, BBYO members, and alumni.
You: You are excited about a career in operations and interested in helping the data and fundraising teams at BBYO, you find joy in building processes and working with data, are detail-oriented and are a go-getter.
Us: We’re a global network of passionate professionals excited to make a difference in the lives of Jewish teens. We are the Jewish community’s largest and fastest growing pluralistic platform for reaching and inspiring Jewish teens during the school-year with 600 teen-led local chapters and over 100 weekend retreats along with a plethora of summer experiences including Israel visits, global travel programs and leadership camps. We work as a strong and inclusive team and every day is different by design. We are fast-paced, high energy and results driven.
What you’ll get to do as an Operations Intern:
Manage multiple projects simultaneously with a high degree of accuracy and attention to detail. Provide support to the operations team with gift entry projects. Assist with physical mailings including fundraising appeals, acknowledgements, and bills. Assist Fundraising Department with operational tasks. Maintain accurate constituent data in the development Salesforce database; work on finding and resolving duplicate entries, invalid addresses, and address changes. Assist on data cleanup projects and data upload preparation Assist the Philanthropic Operations Manager with customer inquiries. Assist on building and completing recurring data projects. Qualifications:
The ideal candidate can work quickly while paying attention to detail, without sacrificing customer service. This person can meet deadlines and complete projects in a timely manner. A candidate with excellent computer skills, including proficiency with Microsoft Excel and experience working in a donor database, is preferred. This person will have excellent interpersonal skills and an interest in working in a dynamic and fast-growing development operations.
High level proficiency with PCs and Microsoft OS. Advanced skills in Word, Outlook, Excel Excellent verbal & written communication skills. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Experience with databases, preferably Salesforce or another Donor Management Systems, is a plus. Currently in pursuit of a Bachelor’s or Master’s Degree at an accredited university. Ability to work as part of a team and be resourceful and adaptable. Ability to work 10-19 hours a week, with at least one in person office day per week, in the Washington DC office. A background in BBYO or similar youth/Jewish organization preferred but not required. Unrestricted authorization to work in the U.S. without holding a visa or sponsorship.
Posted by BBYO on October 6, 2025
Maccabi Media is a career-development program for aspiring media professionals who are Jewish, age 18-25 and pursuing a career in media, journalism, broadcasting or a related field.
Following the postponement of the 2025 Games until next summer, we are now recruiting additional media students/recent grads to fill vacancies on our team and to cover 30+ sports during a 3-week Olympic-style international competition from June 25-July 20, 2026. Virtual training sessions – which will include assigned written and video projects – will begin on a monthly basis in January 2026. These dates include a mandatory in-person workshop in Philadelphia immediately before our departure to Israel.
Our group will perform a variety of roles including play-by-play, color analysis, sideline reporting, live game streaming, video production & editing, photography, and sports reporting for web/social media. The students will receive hands-on guidance from veteran media mentors including MMP Chair and former 76ers play-by-play voice Marc Zumoff and learn from several industry professionals during sessions with notable guest speakers. Following the trip, the students will receive long-term assistance with resumes, demo reels and career networking. Details here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/18iNLWsIGvJ4pAixzHXithJuIdrHXWhpI/view?usp=share_link
Posted by Maccabi Media/Maccabi USA on September 5, 2025
Social Media Intern (Remote) — The Luthier (Feature Documentary) Company: Forced Detour Films LLC Commitment: 6–10 hours per week (remote) Start: ASAP (applications reviewed on a rolling basis)
About the Project The Luthier is a feature documentary from Forced Detour Films LLC. As we ramp up fundraising for upcoming filming in Israel and New York, we’re looking for a sharp, self-starting Social Media Intern to help shape and execute our online presence.
The Role Ideal for a film student on a producer track—or anyone aiming to enter documentary filmmaking—this internship offers hands-on experience across the social pipeline: strategy, audience targeting, content development, and light editing.
What you’ll do Assist in building a channel-by-channel social strategy and content calendar.
Identify and refine target audiences, hashtags, and communities to reach supporters.
Draft posts and short-form copy; adapt stories for IG, TikTok, X, Facebook, and YouTube Shorts.
Create and lightly edit clips/teasers using Adobe Premiere and basic creator tools.
Schedule and publish content; track simple metrics and learn what’s working.
Collaborate with the producing team to align content with fundraising milestones.
What you’ll learn Practical social strategy for a real film campaign
Audience targeting and community building for docs
Content development and basic post-production workflows (Premiere)
How social supports fundraising and production timelines
You’re a good fit if you Are a film student (producer track preferred) or an aspiring documentary filmmaker.
Know your way around major social platforms and trends.
Have basic skills in Adobe Premiere (or eagerness to learn quickly).
Write clearly, organize well, and meet deadlines independently.
Can commit 6–10 hrs/week on a flexible schedule.
How to Apply Email the following to luthier-documentary@forcedetour.com with the subject line: “Social Media Intern — The Luthier — [Your Name]”
A basic resume
A brief note on your related studies
A cover letter explaining why you’re excited about this film and the role
We’ll contact selected candidates directly to set up a virtual interview with our team.
Forced Detour Films LLC is an equal opportunity employer. We welcome candidates from all backgrounds and experiences.
Posted by Forced Detour Films LLC on September 3, 2025
High Holiday Youth Programming Staff Work with us on the High Holidays!
B’nai Israel has extensive youth programming for the High Holidays. We hire additional staff to work with children ages 2-7th grade and lead age-appropriate programs on both days of Rosh Hashanah, Kol Nidre/Yom Kippur Eve, and Yom Kippur. You can learn more about our programming here: https://www.bnaiisraelcong.org/holidayfamilyyouth2025 This year’s dates are Tuesday, September 23, Wednesday, September 24, Wednesday evening, October 1, and Thursday, October 2. Staff hours begin 30 minutes prior to the start of programming and end when children are picked up at the conclusion of traditional services. There is a brief Zoom orientation prior to the High Holidays.
We are located at 6301 Montrose Rd in Rockville MD, accessible by car or Metro/bus. Applicants for any or all of the four dates are welcome. Please apply here: https://www.bnaiisraelcong.org/form/hhd-youth-programming-staff-interest-form-2025.html
Posted by B'nai Israel Congregation on August 27, 2025
Advocating for Informed Middle East Policies Pro-America. Pro-Israel. Pro-Truth. Proudly nonpartisan.
Legislative Interns: Observe, learn and support the legislative process through direct experience performing a variety of assigned duties, communication with congressional offices, participating in activities and trainings, and completing interrelated academic projects.
Research Interns: Conduct literature reviews, collect data, and analyze and interpret data. Research interns will complete 1-2 projects which will be published on the EMET website.
Application:
To apply, email info@emetonline.org a cover letter, resume, and which internship you are applying for.
More Information:
Visit emetonline.org OR email info@emetonline.org
@emet_mideast on Instagram
Emet4U on Facebook and X/Twitter
Posted by on August 14, 2025
Join Our Experiential Learning Team! Bnai Shalom of Olney’s Kapiloff Religious School, known as J-LAB, is seeking passionate educators to join our dynamic team for the 2025–2026 school year. Our program emphasizes fun, engaging activities and meaningful learning experiences that help students build a strong, connected community. We are in Olney, MD.
We are currently hiring part-time teachers for the following times: • Sunday mornings: 8:30–11:30 AM • Tuesday and Wednesday evenings: 5:30–7:30 PM
We’re looking for creative, empathetic, and engaging teachers who are enthusiastic about Jewish life and learning. Our team is committed to supporting you as you grow and thrive in your teaching role.
Current Openings: • 5th and 6th Grade Judaics Teacher (Sunday mornings) • 5th and 6th Grade Prayer Hebrew Teacher (Sunday Mornings) • Israeli History and Tefillah teacher (Tuesday or Wednesday evenings) • Additional opportunities may be available, including substitute teaching. Compensation & Support: • Starting at $30/hour • Ongoing professional development opportunities Qualifications: • Experience teaching or working with children • Strong knowledge of Jewish concepts/ Prayer Hebrew • Ability to use creative teaching methods to engage students
To Apply: Please send your resume and professional references to:
Questions? Contact Eli Bass (301) 774-9323
Posted by B'nai Shalom of Olney on July 28, 2025
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