With the economy lagging, today’s job market has become tougher than ever.  The sheer number of candidates competing for a small number of positions has transformed the employment. “The whole job-hunting process has changed, and this can bewilder those who haven’t searched in some time,” says Judy Smith, Career Coach in the Employment and Career Services department at JSSA (Jewish Social Service Agency). 
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Camp Kimama has just completed its sixth summer of providing a unique and exciting experience for young people from Israel and around the world. In order to share the Kimama experience with as many people as possible, they are working to create a network of marketing and sales representatives. READ MORE ABOUT THIS OPPORTUNITY

Are you looking for something rewarding and challenging to do? Do you enjoy working with childrens/teens and sharing your love of Judaism with them? You are invited to enroll in the Lay Educators Institute—a seven session training program for people interested in teaching in congregational schools sponsored by the Partnership for Jewish Life and Learning and funded by a Cluster Grant from the Initiative in Congregation Education. 
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