Interns will be assigned to a particular area within JESNA including:  Learnings and Consultation Center, Berman Center for Research and Evaluation, Institutional Advancement, and Finance.  Assignments are made according to individual skills and interests, as well as the needs of the agency.  Interns will work on all aspects of agency business including research, event planning, and organizational advancement.  Specific duties will vary per project, but may include data maintenance and analysis, problem solving, critical thinking, information gathering, communications with different constituencies, and report writing.

In addition to the Intern’s primary assignments, an equally important component of this internship is the opportunity for Interns to get a full understanding of 1) what JESNA does, 2) what it means to work in a national Jewish non-profit agency, and 3) the critical issues currently being addressed in the field of Jewish education. 

For more information, or to be considered for a position, please email a resume and writing sample to Malya Kurzweil at  This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .