The Israel Education and Engagement
Manager strengthens the connection between our local Jewish community and
Israel through strategic initiatives, partnership management, community
programming, educational support, and relationship building. The role leads
collaborative Israel engagement programs, oversees emissaries, and fosters connection
with local Israeli residents.

Requirements

The
primary responsibilities for this role will include:

Strategic Leadership

• Serve
  as the organization’s expert on Israel engagement trends, Israel
  education, and community needs.
  
• Establish
  and track metrics to evaluate the impact of Israel education and
  engagement initiatives.
  
• Collaborate
  with Marketing on messaging, storytelling, and promotion of Israel-related
  programs.
  
• Share
  impact stories, program updates, and outcomes with community stakeholders.
  

Support for Schools: Israel &
Hebrew Education

• Provide
  support and resources to day schools, congregational schools, and early
  childhood centers on Israel and Hebrew curriculum.
  
• Connect
  schools with Israel educators, experts, and relevant programs.
  
• Offer and
  plan professional development opportunities for educators on Israel
  engagement.
  
• Convene
  Judaics Studies Principals Network and Hebrew Educator Network Meetings
  

Shlichim & Shinshinim Oversight

• Supervise
  and support Shlichim and future Shinshinim, including placements,
  schedules, and evaluations.
  
• Strengthen
  their integration across schools, synagogues, and communal institutions.
  

Community Engagement &
Partnerships

• Strengthen
  and maintain partnerships with synagogues, schools, agencies, and
  community groups.
  
• Create
  diverse cultural, educational, and community-wide programs showcasing
  Israeli society and advocacy.
  
• Coordinate/Collaborate
  with Federation Mission Team on Israel travel opportunities
  
• Serve
  as the primary liaison to the local Israeli community.
  

Qualifications

• Strong
  personal connection to Israel and deep knowledge of Israeli society,
  culture, and current events.
  
• 3–5+
  years in Jewish education, Israel engagement, community relations, or
  related fields.
  
• Excellent
  communication, facilitation, and relationship building skills.
  
• Experience
  working with diverse communities, including Israelis and interfaith
  partners.
  
• Ability
  to collaborate effectively with lay leaders and professional staff.
  
• Hebrew
  proficiency required.
  
• Ability
  to work evenings/weekends and travel to Israel as needed.
  

Benefits

• 401K Matching
  
• Health Benefits
  
• HSA or HRA contribution
  
• Group Term Life Insurance
  
• Paid time off
  
• Usual National plus​ Jewish holidays off
  
• Other optional benefits available include Dental, Vision, etc.