Montreal Director

Position: Montreal City Director
Location: Montreal

Overview  NCSY Canada is seeking a passionate and driven leader to serve as the Montreal City Director. In this role, you will inspire Jewish teens, strengthen community connections, and shape the future of Jewish life in Montreal through dynamic programs, partnerships, and mentorship. This is a hands-on leadership opportunity for someone who thrives on building relationships, running impactful programs, and working at the intersection of community, education, and outreach.

Key Responsibilities  Community Engagement & Partnerships   Drive NCSY Montreal’s growth, impact, and strategic goals.
Build strong relationships with students, parents, community members, and local leaders.
Identify and develop new partnerships, program locations, and volunteer networks.
Represent NCSY Montreal at community events, schools, and meetings.
Collaborate with the fundraising team to support donor engagement and campaigns (e.g., NCSY Giving Day).
Teen Programming   Jewish Student Union (JSU) Clubs:
Lead and expand school-based clubs (up to 5 days/week), recruit students, develop teen leadership, and transition participants into broader NCSY programs.
Learn & Earn:
Oversee or support three weekly programs, including recruitment, logistics, and weekly learning sessions.
General Engagement:
Plan and run monthly social events, Shabbatons, and holiday programming. Host students for monthly Shabbat meals.
Summer & Travel Programs:
Recruit for NCSY Canada summer experiences, including participation on the NCSY TJJ Israel trip.
Shabbat & Alumni Engagement   Assist in planning monthly Shabbat engagement opportunities (dinners, onegs, learning programs) for high school students and alumni.
Partner with the Director of Impact to track and mentor high-potential students (e.g., gap year in Israel candidates).
Events & Regional Involvement   Actively participate in all three annual Regional Shabbatons and Montreal-based events.
Execute assigned leadership and logistics roles during these immersive experiences.
Administration & Professional Development   Maintain accurate records, attendance, and program databases.
Contribute content for newsletters, marketing, and fundraising campaigns.
Participate in weekly team meetings, staff training, and professional development opportunities.
What We’re Looking For   A dynamic, relationship-driven leader who is passionate about Jewish education and teen engagement.
Strong organizational and communication skills.
Ability to work evenings, weekends, and travel as required.
Experience in program management, teaching, or community work is an asset.
Compensation & Benefits   Salary commensurate with experience
Benefits include:  Paid vacation and sick days
Paid Jewish and most statutory holidays
Short Fridays to accommodate Shabbat
Opportunities for professional growth and mentoring

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