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Career Opportunities with SHJ

There currently are no positions available with the Society for Humanistic Judaism.

Employment Opportunities
with Humanistic Congregations & Communities

Contact individual congregations as indicated.

THE CITY CONGREGATION
New York, New York
Sunday School Teachers

The City Congregation for Humanistic Judaism is seeking friendly and energetic teachers for our twice-monthly Sunday afternoon secular humanistic Jewish school  for children up to age 13.  Candidates must be enthusiastic about teaching Jewish culture, history and tradition that is not immersed in a religious atmosphere.  Personal religious beliefs are not important.  No knowledge of Hebrew or Yiddish needed.  We are a medium sized school that meets, as we have for many years, on the upper west side of Manhattan.  We offer a wonderful setting in which you can be creative and feel supported, as well as an excellent  salary.

Please visit our website at www.citycongregation.org to learn more about our program or call Amy Stein, office administrator,  at 212-213-1002.

Job Location: City Congregation for Humanistic Judaism, New York, New York

To inquire about our teaching positions, which will commence in early September, 2010, please email cover letter and resume to Rachel Dahill-Fuchel at citycongkidschool@gmail.com

CONGREGATION FOR HUMANISTIC JUDAISM
Fairfield County, Connecticut
Substitute Sunday School Teacher
Substitute Teacher with possibility of permanent position for the Congregation for Humanistic Judaism of Fairfield County, CT Sunday School, Westport, CT. Substitute teacher would supervise classes in the absence of a regular teacher. Lesson plans would be provided. Permanent position likely available in the future.

Job Location: Congregation for Humanistic Judaism of Fairfield County, CT; Westport, CT

Contact: Beth Ulman by e-mailing sundayschool@humanisticjews.org

OR EMET CONGREGATION
Twin Cities, Minnesota Area:
Sunday School Teachers - Preschool; Grades 4-8
Job Description: Our Sunday School meets once a month, September through May. We are seeking a teacher with preschool experience to plan and lead children in arts and crafts, songs and other age-appropriate activities designed to impart a sense of Jewish community and basic knowledge of Jewish holidays and customs from a Humanistic perspective. See www.oremet.org to learn more about Congregation Or Emet and our Jewish Cultural School.

Job Location: Or Emet Congregation for Humanistic Judaism, St. Paul, Minnesota

Contact: Barbara Weisman, wegwise@bitstream.net, (612) 722-1030.

OR EMET CONGREGATION
Twin Cities, Minnesota Area:
Congregation Administrative Assistant
Job Description:  Assist the congregation's president and committees with various administrative tasks. Depending on skills and experience, this position could include assisting in the development and/or implementation of the congregation's emerging outreach and new member recruitment plan. See www.oremet.org to learn more about Or Emet.

Job Location: Or Emet Minnesota Congregation for Humanistic Judaism, Twin Cities, Minnesota

Contact: Margo Fox, oremet@mac.com or 651-699-6302

SECULAR JEWISH CIRCLE OF PUGET SOUND
Seattle, WA
Shalom Sunday School: B'nai mitzvah Teacher

Secular Jewish Circle of Puget Sound seeks a creative person to teach our B'nai mitzvah class at our Shalom Sunday school for the 2008-09 school year. Our curriculum includes Jewish history, culture and values from a secular non-theistic perspective, with emphasis on building pride in being Secular Humanistic Jews. Classroom sessions meet one Sunday afternoon a month, and there is at least one community service or social event per month from September – June.

We offer small class sizes, a growing resource library, teacher support and competitive salaries. Teaching experience desirable, but not necessary. Interest, enthusiasm, organizational and communication skills, philosophical agreement and a humanistic approach to life are most important. Knowledge of Secular Humanistic philosophy is required.

For more information, call (206) 528-1944 or contact info@secularjewishcircle.org