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Facilities Assistant (15-20 hours per week - nonexempt)

Summary
The facilities assistant of Temple Beth El is responsible for assisting staff members with operational activities, such as setup/teardown of events, yard work, cleaning, and audiovisual (AV) operations (training provided). This person would report to the Facilities and Technology Coordinator.

About Temple Beth El
With nearly 600 member families, Temple Beth El has a vibrant program of religious, spiritual, social action, educational, and social activities. Temple Beth El is affiliated with the Union for Reform Judaism, which represents the liberal tradition of Judaism. As a house of worship, a center of teaching and learning, and a place of communal fellowship, the Temple’s progressive voice is heard and respected not only in Madison, but also throughout Wisconsin.

Key Responsibilities
  • Furniture setup
  • Cleaning (janitorial, deep cleaning, post event)
  • Yard work
  • Door monitoring
  • AV (TBE will train)
 
Preferred knowledge and skills
  • Communication (verbal, written, tech)
  • Reliable
  • Affable demeanor
  • Detail orientation, ability to handle instructions
  • Self-starter, motivation
  • Flexible
  • Comfortable with technology
 
Special Considerations
  • Ability to lift 50-75 lbs
  • Weekday schedule is flexible but Mondays and Wednesdays are preferred
  • Hours include Sundays 8:00 am–3:00 pm during the school year

For consideration, send resume to:
Stefanie Kushner, executive director at exec@tbemadison.org
No telephone calls, please.

Position will remain open until qualified candidate is identified.

Hebrew School Teachers

Summary
Temple Beth El is seeking knowledgeable and passionate educators to teach Hebrew during our midweek Hebrew programs for 3rd–7th graders. This position reports to the director of lifelong learning.

Key Responsibilities
  • Teach letter recognition, basic grammar, and prayers
  • Plan innovative and engaging lessons
  • Effectively manage a class of 12-18 students
  • Communicate regularly with parents/guardians
 
Preferred Knowledge and Skills
  • Mastery of Hebrew alef-bet in block and script
  • Familiarity with Reform liturgy
  • Bonus for those who have completed 2 semesters of university-level Hebrew

Schedule
School meets on Wednesdays after school during the school year. A full schedule will be provided upon inquiry.

To apply please contact Kendra Sager, director of lifelong learning 

March 18, 2025 18 Adar 5785