Hours: 12 per week, including 9.00 to 13.00 on school term time Sundays
Do you have a teaching or another relevant professional qualification?
A strong level of knowledge of Judaism and Hebrew?
Experience of working in an educational context?
Experience of recruiting and managing people?
Good organisational skills?
Adaptability and creativity?
A sense of humour and fun?
The role involves effectively delivering Jewish educational activities through the provision of a dynamic, enjoyable, inclusive and accessible cheder and supporting the ongoing development of other activities involving the children and young people of the congregation.
Background Information
The Oxford Jewish Congregation provides for the needs of all Jews in Oxford under one roof. Whatever your background or your tradition, your level of observance or your circumstances, you have a home in this community.
The OJC is an Independent Orthodox shul with Orthodox services, and other groups within the OJC organise Progressive, Masorti, children’s and women’s services, each in accordance with their own traditions. Each group protects the integrity of its tradition; but each group understands and accepts that it is part of a wide, unified, community.
Our cheder reflects the welcoming nature of the OJC which embraces and recognises all young people of our community, regardless of background or level of observance. We offer a dynamic programme comprising 3 sessions- Hebrew, Jewish Studies and ‘Options’ (creative projects linked to Jewish life).
Safer Recruitment
The OJC follows a safer recruitment process and the position is subject to references deemed satisfactory and an enhanced clearance from the Disclosure and Barring Service. Please request an OJC cheder teacher application form and job description from ojc.cheder@gmail.com in order to apply. CVs are not accepted.