Afterschool Club Kef Director

Responsibilities
Professional Development and Curriculum Planning

Join AHAC and Kayitz Kef pre-camp professional development seminars to learn about proficiency-based Hebrew instruction.
Lead staff orientation sessions before camp and afterschool, helping staff and families understand program processes.
Create a fun afterschool program that blends Hebrew language and Israeli culture with engaging activities for elementary students.
Develop a summer curriculum based on the proficiency approach, informed by training and seminars.
Work with activity specialists to deliver exciting enrichment activities.

Program Implementation & Documentation
Mentor and supervise staff in delivering the planned curriculum during afterschool and camp, adapting as needed.
Set weekly language goals to guide daily language-rich activities.
Collect photos, videos, and notes on student progress regularly.
Write summaries of activities for newsletters to keep afterschool and camp families informed.
Plan and oversee engaging school closure “mini camp” days that align with Club Kef's mission.
Monitor program effectiveness through feedback and make improvements to enhance the experience for everyone.
Share documentation with the AHAC team to refine the curriculum throughout the summer.
Join a post-summer national cohort strategic seminar.

Staff Supervision & Team Leadership

Lead and mentor staff to create a nurturing and educational environment, ensuring they're ready to guide kids through activities.
Make sure counselors conduct all activities and communication in Hebrew at all times.
Coordinate logistics for afterschool and camp programs, including staff schedules and special events.
Manage the program budget effectively to support goals and needs.
Ensure compliance with safety regulations and program standards.

Parent and Team Communications

Build positive relationships with parents and community members for open communication and support.
Act as a liaison between the director, counselors, and parents.
Communicate regularly with leadership about program progress.
Keep Club/Camp Kef families updated on activities, student progress, and any behavioral needs.

Qualifications & Skills
Knowledge of: Strong proficiency in spoken Modern Israeli Hebrew.
Knowledge of: Jewish and Israeli culture and traditions.
Skills: Excellent communication, organization, and interpersonal skills.
Experience: Working with children in informal or camp settings is a plus.
Experience: Previous leadership or supervisory experience is preferred.
Skills: Basic computer skills (MS Word, Excel, digital imaging).