Part-Time Orthodox Jewish Educator & Community Builder

Illini Hillel; Champaign (IL); On-site; USD 30,000 - 40,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

22 days PTO + 11 sick days + 8 federal

13 Jewish holidays PTO (pro-rated)

Parental leave 6 weeks

Health insurance (medical, dental, vis

401(k) and 403(b) plans

Tuition reimbursement and professional

Job summary

Illini Hillel at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign seeks a Rabbinic Couple (Part-time Educator) to co-lead Orthodox life on campus. The Educator will mentor students, teach Torah, host Shabbat and holiday meals, and support Halachic oversight of Kosher kitchens.

Join a vibrant Orthodox community and help sustain our Mikvah, Eruv, and Kosher dining programs. The role emphasizes mentorship, community building, and leadership development for students and the broader campus Orthodox

Qualifications

• College degree or religious equivalent.

Responsibilities

• Mentor and teach Orthodox and observant Jewish students.
• Host and facilitate holiday meals and services.
• Provide kosher supervision (cRc Hashgacha) for Hillel kitchens.
• Maintain hospitality and a welcoming home environment for students.
• Recruit and engage new Orthodox students and youth movements.
• Monitor and communicate the status of the Eruv; participate in Mikvah board leadership.
• Lead and support student leadership and internships within Hillel.

Skills

Mentorship

Teaching

Leadership

Community building

Organization

Interpersonal skills

Evening/weekend work

Education

College degree

Job description

Illini Hillel at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign seeks a Rabbinic Couple (Part-time Educator) to co-lead Orthodox life on campus. The Educator will mentor students, teach Torah, host Shabbat and holiday meals, and support Halachic oversight of Kosher kitchens.

Join a vibrant Orthodox community and help sustain our Mikvah, Eruv, and Kosher dining programs. The role emphasizes mentorship, community building, and leadership development for students and the broader campus Orthodox