JKG B Mitzvah or Teen Teacher
Jewish Kids Groups · Atlanta, GA · 2 wk ago
On-siteEducation$23–$27/hrPart-time
Full Time Positions
There are no full-time positions available at JKG at this time.
Weekday Afternoon Positions (Part-Time)
JKG Afternoon Teacher - Brookhaven, Morningside, Decatur (for Kindergarten-5th Grade)
Job Summary
JKG Afternoon Community combines the safe, reliable weekday afternoon care families need with the FUN, enriching, camp-style experience kids want.
Responsibilities
- Create and facilitate Jewish art and music projects, Hebrew lessons, and games that reinforce specific Jewish learning goals with your students.
- Engage in different tasks under the direction of the JKG Afternoon Director.
- Document lesson plans.
- Participate in monthly staff meetings and collaborative teacher planning meetings.
- Attend holiday celebrations and promotional events (such as open houses, festival booths, etc.).
- Prepare the classroom spaces daily to welcome students.
- Drive the JKG van daily to pick up students from local schools.
Qualifications and Skills
- Enjoy working with kids in Kindergarten-5th grade.
- Love and have an understanding of Jewish culture, holidays, and the Hebrew language.
- Have experience as camp counselors, tutors, Sunday school teachers, or classroom teachers.
Salary and Benefits
- Rates range from $23-$27/hour.
- Paid Time Off (PTO).
- Annual Retention Bonus.
- Supportive teaching environment.
- Ongoing professional development.
- Valuable experience for future Jewish and educational roles.
- Congvenient locations.
B Mitzvah & Teen Leadership Program Positions (Part-Time)
JKG B Mitzvah or Teen Teacher
Responsibilities
- Bring Sunday morning lessons to life through engaging discussions, activities, and hands-on learning.
- Build a warm, inclusive classroom culture where students feel connected, supported, and excited to participate.
- Help students form meaningful relationships with one another and with Jewish learning, identity, leadership, and community.
- Prepare for each session by reviewing weekly curriculum materials and completing brief pre- and post-session check-ins.
- Support a smooth program experience by helping with classroom setup, cleanup, transitions, and student flow.
Qualifications
- Ability to lead Jewish studies lessons (curriculum provided).
- Hebrew knowledge preferred.
- Relate well with middle schoolers and teens.
- Prior teaching experience is a plus.
Compensation and Benefits
- Up to $35/hour.
- Professional development opportunities.
- Referral program.
- Retention/attendance bonus.
- Supportive teaching environment.
- Valuable experience for future Jewish and educational roles.