Rabbinic Intern, On-Campus Torah Educator & Mentor

Yeshiva University; United States; On-site; USD 18,000 - 22,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

On-campus housing

Job summary

Yeshiva University is seeking a Beren Rabbinic Intern to educate, mentor, and lead religious life on campus. The role includes delivering shiurim, meeting with students, and coordinating Shabbat/holiday programming, with on-campus housing provided.

The intern will work closely with the Dean of Torah Studies and campus rabbinic staff, spending significant time on campus, engaging diverse student backgrounds, and promoting the university’s Jewish life. Housing is included.

Qualifications

• Excellent interpersonal skills.
• Clear verbal and written communication.
• Comfort with a technology-rich environment.
• Ability to prioritize and manage multiple tasks with multiple deadlines.
• Flexible hours including nights, weekends, and Jewish holidays.
• Capacity to work both independently and as part of a team.
• Prior experience working with college students or experiential education.

Responsibilities

• Craft an educational program for religious education on campus with the Dean and campus rabbis.
• Deliver regular shiurim in the Beit Midrash and study in student groups.
• Organize Shabbat-related activities and campus meals and run Shabbat prayers.
• Engage with students to form meaningful relationships and provide mentorship.
• Promote Yeshiva University and its Jewish life to prospective students and parents.
• Be an active member of the Office of Undergraduate Torah Studies and advise student clubs.
• Attend regular staff meetings and participate in assigned events; reside in an on-campus apartment.

Skills

Interpersonal skills

Verbal & written communication

Tech-savvy

Time management

Flexible hours

Teamwork

Education

BA or MA in Judaic Studies, Education, or Social Work

Job description

Yeshiva University is seeking a Beren Rabbinic Intern to educate, mentor, and lead religious life on campus. The role includes delivering shiurim, meeting with students, and coordinating Shabbat/holiday programming, with on-campus housing provided.

The intern will work closely with the Dean of Torah Studies and campus rabbinic staff, spending significant time on campus, engaging diverse student backgrounds, and promoting the university’s Jewish life. Housing is included.