Off-Campus Job Opportunities

The Office of Student Financial Services does not sanction or endorse any company or organization listed here. These are posted strictly as a courtesy in an effort to assist students looking for additional sources of income. In depth background checks are NOT performed on individuals or companies listed here. The Office of Student Financial Services advises students to use good judgment when submitting applications. Please be aware of the potential for online job scams. Never accept a job that requires depositing checks into your account or wiring portions to other individuals or accounts. Reputable employers will never ask you to send funds through any means or ask you to purchase equipment as a precondition of employment. Please contact our office immediately to report suspicious behavior.

International students on F or J visa's are NOT eligible for these positions.

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Cashier - Prospect cafe and pizzeria

Front cashier. Looking for part time help for evening shift Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday 4pm-9pm for the summer.

Job description: Greet and assist customers with orders. Place orders on POS system via grub hub, phone or fax.

Maintain your section clean and stocked.

Bag all food for pick up orders.

email jgerakis@yahoo.com

Joanna Gerakis.

Prospect cafe and pizzeria.

Waltham MA 02453

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Dog Walker

Are you interested in walking a dog who lives close to campus 3-5 times/week? Zoey, a part poodle, 26 pound two year old puppy, lives 2 blocks away, just beyond the Brandeis Grad dorm. Pay will be $20/walk. If you are interested, please contact Prof. Marya Levenson at mlevenso@brandeis.edu. Please be sure to email from your Brandeis email address.

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NEHA - Afternoon, Part-Time 4th Grade Secular Studies Teacher

New England Hebrew Academy is looking for a 4th grade part time afternoon secular studies teacher for a boys class. Currently there are 11 amazing boys in the 4th grade class. 4th grade curriculum can be provided, or you can create your own. (lots of flexibility). The setting is a an orthodox religious day school in Brookline.

Start date: ASAP, 2022-2023 school year

Location: 9 Prescott St Brookline, MA 02446

Hours:
Monday - Thursday: 12-4pm*
Friday: hours fluctuate
Feb: 11:15-1:30*
March: 11:15-2pm*
April -June: 12-3pm*

*starts with 30 min lunch with the class.

Additional responsibilities: Schedule two parent teacher conferences in the evening in person at the school (zoom possible if extenuating circumstances): one in dec and one in march/April.

Credentials:
Teachers license (can be from any state or internationally)
Work permit, ability to work in the US, have a SSN or working towards it.
Fluent in English.

Benefits: 5 personal days. Position has the potential to become a full time position next year.

Salary: $20k-$35K commensurate with education and experience.

If interested:
call: 617-731-5330
email: office@TheNEHA.com

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Consumer Specialist (FWS or Internship)

Position Title: Consumer Specialist (FWS or Internship)

Reports to: Director of Community Dispute Resolution, MetroWest Mediation Services

Location: MetroWest Mediation Services, 220 North Main St. #106 Natick MA 01760

Hours Desired: 6-12 hrs/week, 2 non-consecutive days; Monday and/or Wednesday from 11:30- 3:30 pm (some flexibility) at our office in Natick. Additional hours could be remote for the right candidate.

Interested Candidates should send a resume and brief cover letter to Eric Greene, Director of Community Dispute Resolution at Eric@metrowestmediation.org

Position and Summary:

The MetroWest Mediation Services Local Consumer Program (LCP) is a program designed to effectively resolve consumer complaints with businesses. We are a part of a state-wide network of LCPs who work in cooperation with the Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office. We provide free and voluntary resolution services on behalf of consumers when they have a dispute or problem with a business. We also provide consumer protection information and resources to enrich the community. The work-study student will be a Consumer Specialist.

Key Responsibilities and Duties:

Consumer Specialists are responsible for a caseload of consumer complaints received from the Attorney General’s Office, typically between 5-20 cases at any given time.
Conduct consumer assistance and dispute resolution services on the telephone to resolve individual consumer complaints
- Monitoring/Responding to correspondences sent from either consumer or business, including any other agencies involved.
Keep detailed case notes immediately and contemporaneously as each case progresses.
Provide consumer information, resources, education and assistance to the public, referrals to legal aid resources and or governmental agencies.
Update the OnBase database of assigned cases daily
Check for newly assigned cases every work day
Research business background and applicable local, state and federal laws for each case
Additional tasks as needed

Required Qualifications:

Commitment to a schedule of at least 8 hours/week over 2 non-consecutive days
Keep an accurate record of your hours and sign in/out for each time period worked
Follow through with scheduled hours and give advance notice if you must be absent or away on scheduled work days
Follow all MetroWest Confidentiality and Security Protocol policies and AGO requirements
Ensure timely follow-up to all inquiries and meetings
Dress in appropriate office attire and be punctual

Preferred Qualifications:

Positive attitude

Willingness to learn
Interest in the field of dispute resolution
Curious and non-judgmental
Career oriented with a good sense of how acquired skills could be used in service of future goals

Additional Information:

Salary Range: $14.25 per hour for FWS or Academic Credit for Interns

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Synagogue Teaching Positions - Belmont MA

Are you interested in Jewish education? Do you enjoy working with
young families, elementary and middle school students?

We’d love to meet you! Beth El Temple Center, a Reform congregation
in Belmont, Massachusetts, is currently hiring for the 2022-2023 school
year.
Why work at Beth El Temple Center?
● Teachers enjoy a supportive, professional teaching environment with paid
professional development sessions & competitive salaries.
● We are located at 2 Concord Ave in Belmont, just across the border from
Cambridge, easily accessible by public transportation.
● Great experience for undergraduate/graduate students anticipating future
careers in Judaism, education, and/or special needs.
● Positions fit nicely with a school or work schedule.
We are currently hiring teachers for grades Pre-School-6:

Sun. 8:30-11:30am
and/or Wed. 4:00-6:00pm
INTERESTED? Email your resume to:
Joan Perlman at jperlman@betheltemplecenter.org
Or Rabbi Sandi Intraub at rabbisandi@betheltemplecenter.org

Beth El Temple Center
2 Concord Ave
Belmont, MA 02478
(617) 484-6668 x311

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After School and Early Childhood Program Assistant Teachers

Schechter Boston (located in Newton) is looking for students to be Assistant Teachers in our After School Program and Early Childhood Program.

After School Program
Energetic, playful and charismatic students needed to lead group activities and games with students in PreK-Grade 3 or Grade 4-6. Engage directly with students after the school day is over, foster creativity through hands-on activities.

Early Childhood Program
Warm and caring students needed to engage our smallest students (ages 15 mos-4 yrs) in play-based learning and hands-on activities.

Hours:
After School Program: Monday-Friday, 2:30pm-6pm
Early Childhood Program: Monday-Friday, 12pm-6pm or 3pm-6pm

Students do not have to be available every day, 1-3 days per week is preferred.

Pay: $20/hr

If you are interested in a position, please send your resume to kim.wong@ssdsboston.org