Henry Kaufmann Campgrounds Internship
September 2009-May 2010
The Henry Kaufmann Campgrounds (HKC) operates three amazing day camp facilities on over 500 acres in Staten Island, Long Island and Pearl River NY. Each summer HKC welcomes 18 communal agencies, mostly Jewish Community Center's and YM-YWHA's to its camps. On a daily basis 6,000 plus children and teens arrive at an HKC facility to participate in a summer filled with fun, friendship and meaningful Jewish experiences.
HKC is seeking an intern with strong research and internet skills who can manage multiple projects. Applicants should have a strong background in website management, marketing, brand development, and knowledge of jewish day camping. The candidate must have excellent written and oral communication skills and be proficient in all Microsoft Office applications. Applicants should have experience or strong interest in working for the Jewish communal, non-profit and/or camping management fields.
The HKC intern will do a large amount of independent work alongside our team of HKC professionals; a motivated self-starter is a must.  This is a paid internship and is an excellent opportunity for personal and professional growth.  The HKC intern will report directly to the CEO and have the ability to have a flexible 15 hour per week schedule.
Internship tasks include but are not limited to:

·         Website Enhancement (writing and updating content as necessary)

·         Research funding, sponsorship, scholarship and grant opportunities

·         Assist in the creation of a marketing and branding campaign

·         Development of partnerships and sponsorships within the Profit and Non Profit sectors

·         Research and dissemination of day camping and related materials

·         Creation of HKC resource manuals

·         On-going communication with HKC Camp Directors

Interested Applicants should send info to HKCINTERN@gmail.com

SALES ASSOCIATES NEEDED ASAP, EXPLOSIVE JOB OPPORTUNITY (Sheepshead Bay)

Our company is seeking highly motivated, aggressive sales associates with exceptional communication skills. We are looking to hire A+ candidates ONLY. This sales position is geared towards becoming a well rounded financial consultant. The position is salary based + commission with great earning potential in a highly driven sales environment. Do you enjoy helping your clients? Do you have exceptional communication skills? Can you close deals? You may have found your calling. 
We are looking for: 
- "A" type personalities - aggressive, assertive, motivated, and hungry 
- Past phone sales experience (preferable but not necessary) 
- Great communication skills 
- Self starter 
- Commission driven individuals 
- Ex-Mortgage brokers/ Ex- Loan officers/ Ex-Stock Brokers/ Ex-Insurance representatives/ Ex-Financial Planners 
- Spanish speaking a BIG PLUS!
We provide: 
- Sales training 
- Exclusive Sales leads 
- Great work environment

A shul in Marine Park is looking for youth group leaders for shabbos morning – male and female, but particularly a young man who could lead 2nd-5^th grade children in parsha, davening, etc.
Rachel Mohl Abrahams
Program Officer 
AVI CHAI
1015 Park Avenue
New York, NY 10028
(212) 396-8850
Fax: (212) 396-8833

Enjoy travel, politics, history, and working with teens?
Get paid to do all four!
Etgar 36, a summer travel program for Jewish teens, is looking for staff. Etgar 36 offers cross-country journeys in which teens develop their American and Jewish identities as well as become empowered to get involved politically and socially. As a staff member you will be able to see America and help develop the future leadership of the American Jewish community – and you will get paid to do it. Previous work with youth and involvement with youth groups/summer camp a plus. Applicants must be rising juniors or older, and should be in good physical shape. For more information and to apply for a staff position, visit the Etgar 36 website (www.etgar.org) or e-mail jonah@etgar.org.

Fellowship for Graduate School to be a Jewish Professional

Participating in the Wexner Graduate Fellowship/Davidson Scholars Program is a unique opportunity for leadership growth for those going into graduate school programs designed to train them to become Jewish professional leaders. In addition to financial assistance toward graduate study, fellows become part of a diverse professional community that encourages learning about one’s self as a leader though interactions with others with different points of view.  Fellows engage with expert faculty members in the field of leadership education and expert scholars in Jewish studies. Being part of the Wexner Graduate Fellowship/Davidson Scholars Program extends well beyond the 4-year leadership program. Our extensive alumni network serves as a professional community throughout fellows’ careers.

The application for those starting graduate school for the 2010-2011 academic year is now open at www.wexnerfoundation.org.