Employment

Spend time in Israel working for AMIIE!

Are you a college grad, preferably between the ages 22-28?
Have you been to Israel, preferably as an adult and not just as a teen?
Do you have Hadracha experience (as a counselor or unit head at camp or in a youth movement)?
Are you energetic, friendly, organized, team oriented, and a good listener?
Do you like hiking and outdoor activities?
Can you speak in front of a group?
Do you like and have you had experience working with teenagers?

The excellence of our Madrichim has an enormous effect on the experiences of our students and, each year, we look to hire only the best!

Our Madrichim are residential counselors: They live in the dorms and serve as authentic Jewish adult role models for the students. The position entails responsibility for the physical and emotional well-being of our students, in addition to challenging logistical and administrative duties. We look for people who are energetic, witty, playful, organized, thoughtful, and most importantly, committed.

*Madrichim are paid a monthly salary and all room and board are covered. Madrichim should be able to commit for at least 4 months of work. Each of the Madrichim is allowed one day off each week. Some (but not all) of the weekends will be free too. AMIIE does not cover any flight cost for Madrichim arriving from overseas.

For more information, please contact Yardena Spector-Nizri, Dean of Students at Yspector@amiie.org

Apply Online

The Alexander Muss Institute for Israel Education seeks the following staff:

1. (USA) Directors of Admissions (DA's): Candidates for DA's (responsible for recruitment in the USA) should send their resume to Mike Meyerheim, National Director of Recruitment and Alumni Relations at Mmeyerheim@amiie.org

2. (Israel/Abroad) Madrichim (Resident Counselors): Candidates for Madrichim should DOWNLOAD THIS APPLICATION FORM and send it together with their resume to Yardena Spector-Nizri, Dean of Students at Yspector@amiie.org

3. (Israel) Jewish History Teachers: Candidates for Jewish history teachers should send their resume to David Mitchell, Dean of Education at Dmitchell@amiie.org

4. (Israel) General Studies Teachers: Candidates for general studies teachers should send their resume to Jill Segal, Dean of Academic Studies at Jsegal@amiie.org

Please send a brief email stating why you think you'd be suitable for the job and make sure to attach your resume highlighting relevant experience. After your application has been processed, selected candidates will be called for an interview.

Good Luck!

A note on Madrichim (resident counselors):

AMIIE is always seeking Madrichim for our High School in Israel division and for our Jewish Day School programs division.

We offer a wonderful opportunity to work with an outstanding staff of Educators who are committed, warm and supportive. We offer you the chance to be a part of developing and strengthening the Jewish identity of young students, particularly from America, as well as from other countries around the world. By doing so you can contribute, in a direct and meaningful way, to the future of the Jewish people.

Madrich/a Qualifications:

For Overseas staff:

College graduate
Preferable graduate of AMHSI, but not essential
Extensive Israel experience
Proficiency in the Hebrew language and knowledge of Judaism
Extensive Leadership (Hadracha) experience; experience with groups, either in camp, youth groups or Israel program settings (as a participant and as staff)
Extensive programming experience
Responsibility; initiative; adaptability; flexibility; maturity; team player

For Israeli staff:

Army service or Sherut Le’umi
Extensive experience in Hadracha (Leadership) positions (Youth movements, camps etc.) and positions working with English-speaking youth
Excellent working knowledge of English
Extensive programming experience
Responsibility; initiative; adaptability; flexibility; maturity; team player

Madrich/a Responsibilities:

Overseeing the safety, security, health and wellbeing of all students
Facilitating group dynamics, organizing extra-curricular activities, getting the group to bond and work together as a community
Arranging Israeli culture activities both on and off campus
Being a role model to the students: someone who the students can look up to and learn from
Being a liaison between the group and senior staff
Enforcing all AMIIE policies, rules and regulations
Organizing holiday-related programming and Shabbat programming
Administrative duties: Taking care of logistical needs of the group regarding Tiyul days and while on campus, coordinating free weekend home hospitality

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