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Looking for a babysitter once a week (flexible on day) for 3-4 hours with our one year old and occasionally to be with all three of our children (6yo, 3yo and 1yo). Lots of time outside, baby holding, and book reading in Takoma Park. Looking for someone with experience with babies and who loves to make a lot of snacks for little ones. Would love to meet someone who is available this summer and all of next school year.
Posted by Private family on April 8, 2025
Location: United States- placements will be assigned between April 2025-June 2025
Pay: $47,000-$52,000 annually based on experience (year one), $47,000-$52,000 annually plus performance-based raise (year two) *state-minimum salaries where applicable
2-year Fellowship program (July 1, 2025-June 30, 2027)
At BBYO, we’re motivated by our mission, inspiring us to reimagine work to make it fun, flexible, and fulfilling. We are looking for a passionate BBYO Genesis Fellow to join our team and make a difference. As a BBYO Genesis Fellow, you’ll play a pivotal role in the success of BBYO by working closely with teens to create strong programs, develop leadership skills, and make their chapters great for Jewish teens. Alongside your teammates, you’ll connect in a dynamic environment and create a positive impact on teens, our community, and the world.
SHAPING THE FUTURE FOR TEENS AND YOURSELF
As a BBYO Genesis Fellow, a typical day will include:
Working directly with teens (grades 8-12) to create impactful, fun and dynamic programs in their local chapters Mentoring teen leaders and deliver leadership training Working with teens to attract and retain members to build and grow chapters Guiding teens in establishing an annual calendar for each chapter that drives engagement and recruitment through meaningful programming Building and maintain relationships with key volunteers, parents, partners and stakeholders in the community Recruiting new members to join BBYO and to attend summer programs Facilitating the planning process, alongside teen leadership, and colleagues, for citywide and regional events including overnight conventions Working alongside colleagues to bring new, innovative, and fun ideas to the community Attending summer camp (but this time you’re in charge!) as you direct teen leadership programs Managing the region’s email inbox and assisting with mass communication tools including but not limited to newsletters, social media, and phone follow-ups Tracking regional data such as membership, prospects, and program logistics
ESSENTIAL SKILLS FOR MAKING A LASTING IMPACT
Our team has an entrepreneurial spirit and a passion for innovation to drive positive change. These skills are key to success as a BBYO Genesis Fellow:
Experience/Education:
0-3 years of work experience and or volunteer experience Experience with youth or teens in a youth organization or camp environment is preferred A bachelor’s degree or higher required
Skills:
A general knowledge of Jewish culture and calendar Organized with an attention to detail Commitment to relationship building, networking and customer service Excellent communication skills Creativity and problem solving Confidence to take initiative to work independently and as part of a supportive team
Abilities:
Attend all regional conventions and major events, BBYO’s staff conference, and staff BBYO’s International Convention each year. Ability to travel as needed and to staff a summer leadership program for 2-3 weeks during summer Unrestricted authorization to work in the U.S. without holding a visa or sponsorship. To perform this job successfully, the individual must be able to perform each essential duty/function with or without reasonable accommodation in accordance with applicable law. Ability to have access to reliable transportation, whether via personal vehicle or public transit, to ensure timely arrival at events
BBYO GENESIS FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM
The BBYO Genesis Fellowship is a two-year program, commencing upon start date and ending on June 30, 2027. As a fellow, you’ll gain invaluable experience rotating within BBYO departments, building a diverse skill set and an impressive resume. Program highlights include:
Rotate within a variety of BBYO departments to learn different areas of the business and build your resume Mentorship and Coaching: Receive one-on-one mentorship and participate in cohort-based coaching for professional growth. Learn to analyze and track data, driving effective decision-making processes. Leadership Development: Enhance your ability to inspire and influence others, becoming an effective leader. Networking: Build strong relationships and travel to BBYO communities to expand your professional network.
BENEFITS OF OUR DYNAMIC AND SUPPORTIVE WORKPLACE
Own Your Balance:
Flexible work environment Unlimited paid time off (PTO) 18 paid secular and Jewish holidays PLUS two week-long office shutdowns
Invest in Your Well-being:
Medical, dental, vision, short- & long-term disability, and 2.5x salary life insurance Generous 403b and Roth retirement plan with vested match Free access to WellHub, which includes access to gyms, online workouts and wellness apps
Family First Environment:
Teen Involvement Benefit stipend Flexibility in bringing child(ren) on business travel Generous paid parental leave
We also pay for your TSA pre-check, provide a home technology allowance and have pet insurance options!
BE A PART OF A LEGACY…
that celebrates our rich, century-long history of enhancing the Jewish experience to build a meaningful, teen-led future with an inclusive culture where authenticity is celebrated, respect is given, and fun is encouraged built on trust and empowerment, offering flexibility in where you work and autonomy in how it gets done
Embracing our past and future, we are excited about our growth and the challenges ahead. Join us and embark on an exciting journey with BBYO. INSPIRING TODAY. BUILDING TOMORROW.
We are committed to enhancing the Jewish experience, valuing diversity, providing equal opportunity, and maintaining an environment free from discrimination or harassment. BBYO is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to the principle of equal employment opportunity by complying with all applicable laws which prohibit discrimination and harassment of any type in the workplace. Thus, BBYO strictly prohibits discrimination or harassment based on race, color, national origin, religion, age, sex, disability, genetic information, sexual orientation, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law in all terms, conditions, and privileges of employment, including without limitation, recruiting, hiring, assignment, compensation, promotion, training, wage and salary, benefits, discipline, and termination.
Posted by BBYO on April 1, 2025
Pre-Leadership Training Experience | Teen Supervisory and Program Roles & Responsibilities
Responsible to the Madrichim Supervisor
Organization Summary: BBYO is the leading pluralistic, Jewish teen movement and has been providing exceptional leadership programs and identity enrichment experiences for more than 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
Why choose a BBYO summer?
Office internships aren’t the only way to advance your future employment aspirations. Serving as a Madrichim team member at camp will offer you a platform to build a wide range of impactful skills that can be used in countless career endeavors, including:
Teamwork in a Fast-Paced Multigenerational, International Work Environment
Time Management, Event Planning, a variety of Wellness and Youth Care Skills Leadership Development Training and Mentorship (for you and those you train) Program Development, Curriculum Planning, and Group Facilitation Budgeting, Public Speaking, Giving and Receiving Feedback, and Conflict Resolution Opportunities to Immerse Yourself in a Variety of Timely and Meaningful Content Topics Responsibilities that Encourage Creativity, Entrepreneurship, and Taking Risks Prioritizing Self-Care, Extensive Time Outdoors, Recreation, and Having Fun Everyday
Choose between the following two locations:
Perlman Summer is a 7-week program which includes the International Leadership Training Conference (ILTC) and Kallah. ILTC is designed to hone leadership skills for teens serving (or aspiring to serve) as regional BBYO position-holders in their home communities. ILTC participants often become the top leaders of the BBYO teen movement, gaining skills in recruitment, program planning and civic engagement. Kallah is a Jewish learning and spirituality institute that inspires teens to explore their Jewish identities and interests in a diverse, pluralistic setting encouraging questioning and experimentation. Kallah participants gain important Judaic skills and come away feeling a deeper connection to Jewish study, Israel, and community. Both programs are expected to reach 200 teens.
Location: Lake Como, Pennsylvania
Work Commitment: ILTC/Kallah | June 17 – August 7, 2025 – $2,200
Chapter Leadership Training Conference (CLTC) is a 13-day program designed to develop and strengthen the leadership skills of BBYO chapter leaders. At CLTC, teens from across North America will form mock chapters and learn specific skills that help them lead their chapter at home. CLTC builds on a curriculum based on teens focusing on leadership development, program planning, and hands-on experience. CLTC is expected to reach 600 teens across 4 sessions throughout the summer.
Location: Poyntelle, Pennsylvania
Work Commitment: Choose One of the following:
CLTC 1&2 – June 4, 2025 – July 7, 2025 – $1,330
CLTC 3&4 – July 9, 2025 – August 13, 2025 – $1,405
Minimum Qualifications:
Have attended CLTC, ILTC and/or Kallah or equivalent. One year post participation in BBYO program Have experience and can demonstrate supervisory expertise with multiple professionals and departments. Have experience and can demonstrate program design, vision, planning, implementation, and evaluation. Can commit up to 10 hours a month from March – June for training, planning, implementation, and supervisory purposes.
General Responsibilities:
Serve as a role model for participants as a young Jewish adult and an exemplary BBYO alum, translating past BBYO experiences into learning opportunities for participants. Display how the AZA and BBG movement meaningfully expands beyond high school years.
Specific Responsibilities:
To manage Teen Life in Cabins:
Manage Daily Bunk Clean Up and Inspection Camp Clean Up (Organize Office, Reset All Rooms, etc.) Ensure that all teens are accounted for and involved out of the dorm and in the regular daily schedule of the program Actively involve, and sometimes create, lead and evaluate programs at CLTC Support Dorm of the Day Responsibilities Ensure All Teens are provided appropriate mental and physical care. Supervise the Teens during free time and in the evening (this means staying in the dorms once the teens are in for the night) Adhere and report up regarding the Code of Conduct to ensure our teens and staff are following it. Create, implement and evaluate intentional rituals and programs in Dorms. Provide nighttime supervision in the bunks when teens have “lights out” This role includes sleeping in the same space as camp participants. For safety reasons, Madrichim are expected to be present in living spaces during bed checks, sleep and shower time. Madrichim are expected to do so in a manner that respects that privacy of our participants. Staff are required to interact, work, and live with mixed genders
To manage Teen Life in Program:
Provide supervision to teens in programmatic areas Ensure that all teens are actively involved in activities Setup for Programs (Supplies and Environment) Supervise Teens during chofesh
To be actively engaged, and supervising teens in programming:
Support, attend, sometimes lead all Special Events & Evening Programs Support Coordinator-Led Programming Assist with and/or build and implement a Chug (Camp Activity) Assist with and/or lead Shabbat Electives Support Coordinators with Friendship Circle Programs Plan Bunk Bonding Experiences
Create and Plan Camp Programs
In addition to living in the bunk with teens, every madrich(a) will have the opportunity to have a role in a specific area at camp. For general programming, you will be responsible for planning camp style activities and assisting the leadership staff in programming.
Assist with camp opening, closing and transition days:
Welcome Teens off buses. Support moving of luggage and check-In. Assist with the airport team (Welcome and Departure) Moving and unpacking/packing boxes
To actively partake in Pre-Leadership Training Experiences:
Participate, engage and complete all mandatory virtual and onsite trainings
Physical Requirements:
Ability to stoop, kneel, bend, reach, stand, walk, push, pull, lift, work with fingers, grasp, feel, talk, hear, and perform repetitive motions
Ability to perform light work exerting up to 50 pounds of force occasionally, and/or a negligible amount of force constant to move objects
Heavy visual acuity required performing such activities as preparing and analyzing data and figures, using computers and reading
All positions are seasonal.
Please be sure to specify your availability when prompted. Include all the sessions/dates you are available.
For more information, please contact bbyosummer@bbyo.org or call 202-857-6549.
Interviews will be conducted on a rolling basis.
Urban Adamah is an educational farm and community center in Berkeley, California that integrates the practices of Jewish tradition, mindfulness, sustainable agriculture, and social action to build loving, just, and sustainable communities. We provide training programs, educational workshops, and community celebrations for more than 10,000 visitors annually.
Every summer, Urban Adamah offers an outdoor summer camp for kids ages 3 – 14 . Summer Camp features hands-on projects and activities exploring themes that integrate nature-connection, crafts, farming, community-building, and Jewish values. Camp Urban Adamah is designed to create a space for children to thrive and express their natural curiosity and passion, all within a vibrant, loving, and inclusive Jewish community.
The summer farm specialists are responsible for the educational content of summer camp. Specialists plan and facilitate 2-3 sessions per day for campers ages 3-14 that bring the magic of the farm to life. The Summer Specialists are responsible for knowing what is happening on the farm and for bringing the campers into that magic through art, storytelling, mindfulness, experimentation, and experiential activities.
Posted by Urban Adamah on March 25, 2025
WE OFFER TWO PAID INTERNSHIP PROGRAMS IN NYC APPLY BY MARCH 31ST!
Next Gen International Advocacy Program The Wiesenthal International Advocacy Internship will expose students to public policy, legislation, and advocacy to combat antisemitism, fight bigotry and stereotyping and ensure proper legal and de-facto treatment of minority communities.
Wiesenthal International Advocacy Interns will:
– Have the opportunity to receive hands-on experience in the offices of consulates representing various international governments, United Nations missions, and international organizations, to learn about mechanisms of political movement in a dynamic, intellectually rigorous environment.
– Participate in regular workshop sessions with consular officials, top lobbyists, issue-based advocates, and Jewish leaders on the international scene, to understand the currents of effective Jewish communal advocacy on an international-based issue approach.
– Be partnered with mentors who shape front-line policy decisions to gain insight and guidance from an insider perspective.
– Receive a stipend of $1,500 upon completion of the program.
Next Gen Government Advocacy Internship Program
The Wiesenthal Government Advocacy Internship will expose students to public policy, legislation, and advocacy to combat antisemitism, fight bigotry and stereotyping and ensure proper legal and de-facto treatment of minority communities.
Wiesenthal Government Advocacy Interns will:
– Receive hands-on experience through internship placements in the offices of local & state legislators and governmental agencies.
– Participate in weekly intensive workshops with elected officials, top lobbyists, coalition builders, and high-level Jewish communal leaders to develop the skills necessary to become effective activists.
Posted by Simon Wiesenthal Center on March 10, 2025
Lessans Camp JCC at the Bender JCC of Greater Washington is a place where every child in the greater Washington D.C. area — regardless of developmental ability — can experience the joys of summer camp. Our seasonal camp staff play a major role in fostering a safe, engaging, and fun environment for campers.
POSITIONS INCLUDE: -Inclusion Counselor -Kochavim Counselor -Junior Counselor -Senior Counselor -Swim Instructor -Assistant Aquatics Director -Specialist: Art/Ceramics, Drama, Rock Wall, STEM, Theater Director, Sports (Baseball, Basketball, Soccer, Hockey, Lacrosse, Football, Volleyball) -Leadership Team (Head Counselor) -Yoetzet (Camp Guidance Counselor) -Nurse
See the magic of Lessans Camp JCC: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EI29oxMjSmE
Priority will be given to candidates who are available the entire camp season starting on June 16 going through August 8.
To apply, go to: https://jccgw.campintouch.com/ui/forms/application/staff/App
Email Campjcc@benderjccgw.org with any questions.
Posted by Bender JCC of Greater Washington on March 7, 2025
Job Title: Babysitter/driver
Organization Name: private family
Dates: Tuesdays and Fridays, starting immediately
Work Schedule: 7:50-8:45am, 3-5pm. Some flexibility with potential for more
Wage/Salary: $30 per trip
Employment Start: immediately
Employment End: end of school year
Job Description: picking up two children in Takoma DC, and driving one of them to a school in DC (about 10 minutes) and then driving the second child to a school in Rockville. Picking up at the school in Rockville and stopping at the DC school to bring home. The children are 10 and 12. The whole trip takes me 45 -60 minutes including wait times.
Qualifications: You’ll need to have an excellent driving record, have good references, and have your own car.
Posted by Sarit Lisogorsky on March 3, 2025
The Collegiate Leadership Internship Program (CLIP) is a selective, paid internship experience in New York City run by the NYU Bronfman Center. Interns shape their community and connect with mentors and a cohort of values-driven peers from all different schools.
CLIP matches undergrads with substantive internships at Jewish nonprofits across NYC. Interns spend Monday through Thursday working full time at their internship placement, and Fridays in social, experiential seminars with their cohort. CLIP seminars are where the personal meets the professional: we ask big questions about professional life and leadership, learn tangible professional development skills, network with guest speakers, explore excursions throughout the city, and consider themes around Jewish identity. We even get out of the city for a weekend-long Shabbaton retreat to connect in nature.
Open to rising sophomores, juniors, and seniors from any school, with US citizenship. Applicants must commit to living within a commutable distance from New York City during the program. Apply today to make best friends and have the summer of your life!
Summer 2025 Program Dates: June 6th-August 8th, 2025. Application Deadline: March 31st, 2025 (admission and internship matching are rolling)
Posted by NYU Bronfman Center on January 30, 2025
Do you love working with children and being an inspiration to young adults?
Camp Kingswood, a premier co-ed Jewish overnight waterfront camp in Maine, is hiring for summer 2025! Positions open range from counslors and activity specialists, to supervisors and nurses!
Help make a difference in the lives of campers, ensure a fun and safe camp experience, building relationships, foster Jewish identity and be a role model!
Expereince needed varies based on role. Just brig a passion for working outdoors, expanding your horizons, playing every day and having an incredible summer!
$1,500-$7,500 Room, board and summer of making an impact and memories included! Dates: June 13 – August 12
Posted by Camp Kingswood on January 15, 2025
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