Manager of Holocaust Education and Community Engagement at Hillel Ontario

Hillel International; Toronto; On-site; CAD 55,000 - 64,000; Full time

Job summary

An educational organization in Toronto is seeking a Manager of Holocaust Education and Community Engagement to develop and oversee Holocaust education initiatives across campuses. The role involves creating curricula, guiding student cohorts, and strategizing programming. Ideal candidates should have a strong educational background in history and Holocaust studies, with leadership experience and interpersonal skills. The salary is $55,000 for a full-time, renewable position.

Benefits

Salary of $55,000

Comprehensive benefits including health and life insurance

Professional development opportunities

Supportive colleagues and flexible work environment

Qualifications

• 2+ years' experience in Holocaust education.
• Experience in educational or post-secondary settings.
• Leadership experience required.

Responsibilities

• Develop Holocaust education curricula and recruitment plans.
• Coordinate with staff to oversee SHARE Fellowship.
• Empower and mentor SHARE fellows and student leaders.
• Support planning and execution of Holocaust Education Week.
• Visit campuses to support student programming.
• Organize large-scale initiatives, including events.

Skills

Interpersonal and communication skills

Ability to multitask

Experience with social networking

Relationship-building skills

Emotional intelligence

Education

Undergraduate degree in a related field

Job description

Manager of Holocaust Education and Community Engagement at Hillel Ontario

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Hillel Ontario is seeking a Manager of Holocaust Education to develop and oversee Holocaust education initiatives, leadership development, and student-led programming across its campuses. The role involves creating curricula, guiding student cohorts, and strategizing overall Holocaust programming. The candidate will build a framework to cultivate student leaders who will promote Holocaust awareness through innovative programming. The salary is $55,000 for a full-time, 3-year grant-funded position, renewable based on funding.

Key Responsibilities

• Develop Holocaust education curricula and recruitment plans for student cohorts.
• Coordinate with the Director of Education and campus staff to oversee SHARE Fellowship: Students for Holocaust Awareness, Remembrance, and Education.
• Empower and mentor SHARE fellows and student leaders to create educational programs and initiatives.
• Support planning and execution of Holocaust Education Week on campuses.
• Visit campuses regularly to support student programming and training.
• Organize large-scale cross-campus initiatives, including speakers and events.
• Track engagement data in HEaRT and collaborate with community partners focused on Holocaust education.

Qualifications

The ideal candidate has a strong Jewish educational background, particularly in history and Holocaust Studies, with experience in formal and informal education. They possess high emotional intelligence, relationship-building skills, and the ability to work collaboratively in a fast-paced, dispersed environment. Alignment with Hillel Ontario’s mission and values is essential.

Education and Experience

• Undergraduate degree in a related field and 2+ years' experience in Holocaust education.
• Experience working in educational or post-secondary settings with an understanding of campus dynamics.
• Leadership experience.

Skills and Abilities

• Strong interpersonal and communication skills.
• Ability to multitask and troubleshoot.
• Experience with social networking and social media.
• Ability to build meaningful relationships with staff and students.
• Energy, versatility, flexibility, and maturity.

Benefits

• Salary of $55,000, starting August 5, 2025.
• Comprehensive benefits including health, life, LTD insurance, vacation, transit, and cell stipends.
• Professional development and mentoring opportunities.
• Supportive colleagues and flexible work environment.

About Hillel Ontario

Serving approximately 13,500 Jewish students across nine universities, Hillel Ontario is the largest regional Hillel in the world. It aims to inspire Jewish students to engage with Jewish life, learning, and Israel.

About Hillel International

Founded in 1923, Hillel International is the world's largest Jewish campus organization, operating at nearly 1,000 colleges and universities. Its mission is to connect Jewish students to foster lifelong commitment to Jewish life, learning, and Israel, and to develop future Jewish leaders.

Hillel is an equal opportunity employer committed to inclusion and diversity.