Informal Jewish Educator
With the possibility of additional responsibilities • Full time • Term time only Required from September 2019
This is an excellent opportunity to join a vibrant and highly successful department as a full time Informal Jewish Educator.
Candidates should be enthusiastic and passionate about Jewish Education as well as having an outgoing personality.
Ideally you will have studied at Seminary/Yeshiva and will be able to teach our sixth form students Tenach, Talmud, Machshava and Jewish Knowledge. Joining our team will give you the opportunity to contribute to the Jewish life of the school through the College’s extra-curricular life and educational journeys, as well as a wide range of activities around the College.
The possibility for additional responsibilities and management opportunities within the department is available for the right candidate.
Further information relating to this role can be found on our website www.immanuelcollege.co.uk or by contacting Rabbi Danny Baigel, Director of Jewish Education, at dbaigel@immanuelcollege.co.uk or on 020 8950 0604. Visits to the school are warmly welcomed.
Applications will be considered upon receipt.
An Application Form, Equal Opportunities Monitoring Form and the names and contact details of two referees should be sent to Mr Griffin, Head Master of Immanuel College School at: jobs@immanuelcollege.co.uk
Head Master: Mr Gary Griffin BA (Soc) Hons Elstree Road, Bushey, Herts, WD23 4EB
Tel: 020 8950 0604
Immanuel College is a thriving and successful HMC co-educational Jewish day school for children aged 4 to 18.
We welcome, on an equal basis, all applications regardless of faith.
Immanuel College is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. Applicants must be willing to undergo screening appropriate to the post, including checks with past employers and the DBS.
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