Principal Responsibilities:

The Philly J is looking for a seasonal Art Specialist for our in-person day camp in Wynnewood this summer! Camp runs for 8 weeks Monday-Friday between 8am-4pm from June 23rd until August 15th. We are looking for a commitment of 40 hours per week.The Art Specialist would teach art to kids ages 5-13 and lead them through creative projects of all mediums. Our ideal candidate has experience working with kids and can come up with creative and age appropriate projects. All materials for art projects will be supplied. Pay starts at $15/h and can vary based on experience

This role would be perfect for a current or recently graduated college art student or someone with teaching experience in a school or preschool looking for a summer gig.

Interested candidates can send their resumes to the camp director khausman@phillyjcc.com

Minimum Qualifications:

• Work hours: 8am - 4pm (40 hours per week)
• Must be at least 21 years old with 2 years of college experience
• Understanding of various artistic mediums
• 1-3 years experience with children preferably in a classroom setting
• Ability to lead, plan, organize, and implement program activities
• Must be able to obtain background clearances, FBI fingerprinting, and child abuse clearance
• Ability to commute daily to Wynnewood, PA for the duration of the summer

Salary:

Under $25,000

Agency Information:

The Kaiserman JCC is located in Wynnewood, PA, in the heart of the Main Line. We are a vibrant Jewish Community, just a few miles from Center City Philadelphia. We are home to the award-winning Camp Kef summer day camp and one of the most respected preschool & kindergarten programs in the region.

The mission of the Kaiserman JCC is to ensure a welcoming and inclusive environment where Jewish values inspire excellent social, recreational, educational, cultural, and humanitarian activities that embrace our identity and connection to Israel. The JCC is committed to serving our entire community and does not discriminate based on race, religion, sexual orientation or disability.

Since 1971, the Kaiserman JCC has worked to build a vibrant, inclusive, and supportive Jewish community and enhancing and deepening the commitment to Jewish philanthropy. We have also worked with people and partners across the region to nurture Jewish life and learning, help those in need and build connections with Israel and Jews around the world.