Jewish learning Midcareer Fellowships for Jewish Educators
By Hebrew College
Master of Jewish Education
BECOME A CHANGEMAKER.
Are you an educator with a passion for transformative education? Hebrew College offers mid-career fellowships for our online Master of Jewish Education (MJEd) program. Fellows receive a one-quarter merit fellowship towards tuition, and may be eligible to receive additional need-based aid from Hebrew College.
Our program combines deep learning with expert and supportive faculty, a cohort of classmates, and the combination of pedagogy, fieldwork, and practical tools to advance your career. Specifics include:
36-credits
Part-time, three-year program
Online
Supervised field experience
Applicant Requirements
Completion of a bachelor’s degree at least five years prior to beginning study at Hebrew College.
Prior work for at least three years as a professional serving the Jewish community, and continued work in such a position for the duration of the fellowship.
Availability to enroll for at least 12 credits per year for three years.
Working 15hrs/week as a professional in the Jewish community.
Andrea Kasper, MJEd`07, Head of School at Solomon Schecter Day School of Greater Hartford, CT
In my experience over the years as a teacher and head of a Jewish Day School, I can attest to the value of hiring educators with a Masters of Jewish Education. Not only do teachers with a Hebrew College MJEd have a solid understanding of educational theories and practice, but they also bring with them a commitment to social justice, to building meaningful, sustainable, and loving communities of learners, and to honoring both tradition and innovation. This value-based approach to education is woven into the DNA of the MJEd program.
Contact Info
Debrah Ron
Graduate Jewish Education Program
Hebrew College dron@hebrewcollege.edu
617.559.8624
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