Do you love working with parents and babies? Do you love to teach?
As a Baby Signs® Independent Certified Instructor you can teach these programs and more:
Programs and Products for parents and families:
Programs for Early Childhood Educators & Child Development Professionals:
Baby Signs, Inc. also offers a full line of training options for children’s health and educational organizations. Your organization can to implement this research-proven early intervention program and offer Baby Signs® classes and workshops to families in your community.
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The Baby Signs® Independent Certified Instructor Program (ICI) is designed to train, certify and support instructors as they build their own businesses.
We provide training - in both infant sign language, early childhood development and a certification to teach the Baby Signs® Program. Instructors also receive on-going support to start and grow a thriving program in their community.
The ICI Program is a self-paced, distance learning training program, consisting of both written and video materials. It includes ready-to-teach curricula, business administration documents, marketing tools and resources, training DVDs and CDs and much more.
Positions available throughout the state.
The Baby Signs Program was chosen by the U.S. Department of Defense for use in their Child and Youth Services programs for military families around the world.
Baby Signs®, the ORIGINAL sign language program for hearing babies, has been bringing powerful, research-proven benefits to babies and their families around the world for over 25 years. The Baby Signs® Program is the world’s leading sign language program for babies because it’s the only program:
Baby Signs® instructors have a wide range of backgrounds. They represent teachers, speech-language pathologists, parents, social workers, therapists, interpreters, child development professionals and many other professions. Many instructors are teaching at community hospitals, state programs, parenting programs, child development centers, community centers and other children’s health and education organizations, including CDCs on US military bases around the world.
Filed under: Connecticut, Education, Just Listed, New Jersey, Part Time, Therapist, Work from Home.
Do you love working with parents and babies? As a Baby Signs® Independent Certified Instructor you can teach:
Our Teachers
Baby Signs® instructors have a wide range of backgrounds. They represent teachers, speech-language pathologists, parents, social workers, therapists, interpreters, child development professionals and many other professions. Many instructors are teaching at community hospitals, state programs, parenting programs, child development centers, community centers and other children’s health and education organizations, including CDCs on US military bases around the world.
The Baby Signs® Independent Certified Instructor Program (ICI) is designed to train, certify and support instructors as they build their own businesses.
We provide training - in both infant sign language, early childhood development and a certification to teach the Baby Signs® Program. Instructors also receive on-going support to start and grow a thriving program in their community.
The ICI Program is a self-paced, distance learning training program, consisting of both written and video materials. It includes ready-to-teach curricula, business administration documents, marketing tools and resources, training DVDs and CDs and much more.
Positions available throughout the state.
The Baby Signs Program was chosen by the U.S. Department of Defense for use in their Child and Youth Services programs for military families around the world.
Baby Signs®, the ORIGINAL sign language program for hearing babies, has been bringing powerful, research-proven benefits to babies and their families around the world for over 25 years. The Baby Signs® Program is the world’s leading sign language program for babies because it’s the only program:
Filed under: Brooklyn, Education, Just Listed, NYC, Part Time, Queens, Westchester.
Repair the World is a national nonprofit organization that works to inspire American Jews and their communities to give their time and effort to serve those in need. We support and create effective opportunities to volunteer, bring more young people into service and connect service to Jewish learning and values.
The organization, headquartered in midtown Manhattan with satellite offices in Seattle and Detroit, began an exciting start-up phase in 2009. We are continuing to build a team of fast-paced, highly-talented individuals to help shape the future of the organization and ensure the success of its mission. Repair the World provides an entrepreneurial, collegial and results-oriented culture. In late 2011, Repair will be launching the first Campaign for Jewish Service, an effort to mobilize the American Jewish community toward effective volunteering related to education and literacy.
Repair the World has created an exciting new position for a Director of Volunteer Initiatives to spearhead the following vital, interrelated functions:
· Leads and manages the programmatic side of the Campaign for Jewish Service – focused on effective models of volunteering related to education and literacy.
· Spearheads and manages the first service campaign, focusing on literacy, with particular emphasis on the work of the National Jewish Coalition for Literacy (NJCL):
· Serves in lead staff role to support Repair’s partnership with NJCL and the Jewish Council on Public Affairs (JCPA), to increase and enhance literacy through American Jewish volunteerism.
· Provides NJCL affiliates and other potential partners with literacy best practices to improve literacy among students and adults, expand the affiliate network and broaden educational support efforts.
· Works with NJCL affiliates and other potential partners to implement volunteer engagement best practices to increase the number of volunteers, diversify the volunteer corps and infuse Jewish values into the volunteer experience.
· Develops other volunteer partnerships among Jewish and secular organizations in areas such as mentoring, college access, after-school programming and financial literacy.
· Positions the Jewish Service Campaign as a model for future national Jewish service initiatives by Repair the World, documenting and systematizing the effort.
· Plans and manages the programmatic side of future Campaigns for Jewish Service.
· Works with Repair staff to launch and communicate the intent of the program to stakeholders.
This position reports to the CEO. The Director of Volunteer Initiatives bears overall responsibility for carrying out the strategic vision and operations of all education-related volunteer activities, ensuring that plans are implemented in consideration of Repair the World strategic goals and priorities. The Director will manage the partnership with NJCL and JCPA, while also cultivating high level relationships with national leaders in the literacy, service and Jewish nonprofit sectors as they relate to the literacy campaign and future campaigns. The Director of Volunteer Initiatives will also work with consultants and with all other Repair the World staff to advocate, champion and provide professional support for the Jewish Service Campaign. In particular, the Director will partner closely with Repair’s Vice President of Partnerships and Vice President of Marketing & Communications.
The ideal candidate is a proven leader in his/her field with a record of documented success in program development, program management, volunteer engagement, service, management and in cultivating national partnerships, with literacy experience preferred. S/he will be an entrepreneurial and strategic thinker, dedicated to excellence, highly energetic, collaborative and hands-on. Superlative written and verbal communication skills as well as attention to detail are essential.
Filed under: Full Time, Just Listed, NYC, NYJJB Featured Jobs, Non-Profit.
Modern Orthodox family in Wesley Hills, NY looking for an experienced nanny for 3 daughters, ages 14, 12 and 9. Would be open to live in or live out arrangements. Must speak fluent English, have a valid driver’s license and a clean driving record. Candidate must also have references and be willing to commit to a one year engagement. Please respond to Avi at shatzkes@optonline.net.
Filed under: Child Care, Just Listed, Monsey.
Solomon Schechter School of Westchester is seeking a community coordinator for alumni outreach and event planning, social media communications, and grant research. The ideal candidate will be highly organized, articulate, have good writing skills, possess sensitivity to community needs, and excellent command of social media (i.e., Facebook, Twitter, blogs). A Schechter Westchester education is preferred.
About the School: Schechter Westchester is a vibrant K-12 Jewish day school dedicated to academic excellence and instilling in our students a life long commitment to Jewish practice and knowledge. Our Lower School (grades K-5) is located in White Plains, New York. Our Middle School (grades 6-8) and High School (grades 9-12) are on our Upper School campus in Hartsdale, New York.
To Apply: Candidates should send their resumes and a cover note (indicating how they learned about the position) to jobs@solomon-schechter.com.
Filed under: Education, Full Time, Job Categories, Job Locations, Just Listed, New Media, Non-Profit, Westchester.
We are seeking a full time Office Administrator for our synagogue in lower Westchester about 30 minutes by train from NYC.
Duties will be to assist and support the Rabbi and Education Director, this includes overall office organization; coordinating mailings; maintaining supplies; answering phones; typing and editing, maintaining schedules /calendars and as a general receptionist in the synagogue office. Exciting opportunities exist for the right candidate to work on the newsletter, design/maintain our Facebook page and plan and organize a variety of events for the synagogue.
Candidates must have excellent interpersonal skills, both in person and on the phone. You must have your own car with valid drivers licence to help with Temple duties — post office, office supplies.
Efficiency, organization, strong computer skills and previous administrative experience are a must. Expertise in Microsoft Office is required and proficiency with Constant Contact (email marketing) Web management and facility with Facebook and other social media are a plus. We are an equal opportunity organization, everyone is encouraged to apply.
To be considered, please send your resume and salary requirements.
Hours- full time, Mon — Thurs 10am- 6pm, Friday 8-4pm
Benefits- N/A
Vacation- 2 weeks paid vacation and Jewish holidays off
Filed under: Administrative, Full Time, Graphic Design, Just Listed, Non-Profit, Office Work, Secretarial, Westchester.
We currently have a client on the upper east side of Manhattan that is seeking a couple of Level I Help Desk temps. Must have solid help desk and desktop experience (phone and hands-on) supporting Windows 7, Windows XP, Windows 2003-2010, moves/adds/changes, entering service requests into a ticketing system, etc. Experience with Adobe products and cabling a plus.
We are looking for people that are ready to start immediately. This assignment should last at least through the end of June, possibly longer.
Filed under: Computer, Information Technology, Just Listed, NYC, Part Time, Technical, Technology.
Non-profit fundraising organization seeking Westchester/Ct Director with experience in the community
Good communication skills, willingness to travel, managing local board, running events, i.e. strong leadership and fundraising capabilities, missions, as well as working as part of a tri state team. Hebrew a plus
Knowledge in raiser’s edge, excel, word
Excellent benefits
Please forward resumes barbarah@fidf.org
Filed under: Connecticut, Full Time, Hebrew Speaking, Internet, Just Listed, Management, NYC, Non-Profit, Office Work, Westchester.
Director of Administration
Torah Day School of Atlanta, GA was founded in 1985 with approximately 25 students. We are proud of our ethnically and religiously diverse faculty and staff who support our mission as an Orthodox Jewish Day School. TDSA inspires in each student a love of G-d, a reverence for the Torah, and a life-long commitment to the acquisition of knowledge.
TDSA is a non-profit 501c(3) school. The school is accredited by SACS and SAIS and in 2008 was named a Blue Ribbon School of Excellence. Enrollment in 2009 reached 337 students. TDSA’s 11 acre campus includes a, multi-media center (20K volume library, computer lab, etc), Science lab, Beit HaMedresh (study hall), sports courts, two playgrounds, large sports field, state of the art gymnasium and more.
We are seeking a Director of Administration who will manage all non-academic, non-fundraising TDSA functions, personnel and activities. He/She will support, contribute to and execute the TDSA philosophy.
Key areas of responsibility:
Business office
Financial
Operations
Other
The ideal candidate will possess:
The Director of Administration reports to our Head of School and will manage the business office staff. For consideration of this opportunity, please email resume and salary history to DirAdmin@torahday.org.
Filed under: Accounting, Administrative, Business Analysis, Financial, Full Time, Just Listed, Management.
Torah Day School of Atlanta, GA was founded in 1985 with approximately 25 students. We are proud of our ethnically and religiously diverse faculty and staff who support our mission as an Orthodox Jewish Day School. TDSA inspires in each student a love of G-d, a reverence for the Torah, and a life-long commitment to the acquisition of knowledge.
TDSA is a non-profit 501c(3) school. The school is accredited by SACS and SAIS and in 2008 was named a Blue Ribbon School of Excellence. Enrollment in 2009 reached 337 students. TDSA’s 11 acre campus includes a, multi-media center (20K volume library, computer lab, etc), Science lab, Beit HaMedresh (study hall), sports courts, two playgrounds, large sports field, state of the art gymnasium and more.
Background & Mission of the SSO Program
In 2008, the Georgia legislature authorized the creation of Student Scholarship Organizations (SSOs) to collect and distribute up to $50 million per year in scholarship funds for families wishing to send their eligible children to a private school. The program’s rapid success has largely been a result of the state’s issuance of a dollar for dollar tax credit for donations to a qualified SSO. After Federal taxes are taken into account, most donors see between 94% to 129% of their SSO contribution returned to them via tax reductions. TDSA raised approximately $1,000,000 for its SSO program in 2010. Additional SSO program information is available at www.apogeescholarships.org.
We are seeking a Scholarship Fundraising Director
Key areas of responsibility:
The Scholarship Fundraising Director will report to Executive Director of Development with frequent interface and coordination with senior staff and Finance Committee; as well as, occasional interaction and/or presentations to the Board. For consideration of this opportunity, please email resume and salary history to DirSSO@torahday.org
Filed under: Full Time, Just Listed.
