A unique opportunity in Bat Ayin, in the heart of the Judean Hills, and be part of the Midreshet B’erot community – a Torah-centered, land-connected environment.

The dorm leadership role is essential in maintaining a warm, functional, and uplifting environment for students at the Midrasha.

What We’re Looking For:

• Interest in tutoring in reading and comprehension of Torah text (experience in tutoring a plus)
• Fluent English (Hebrew fluency a plus)
• Strong communication, sensitivity, and interpersonal skills
• A passion for mentoring others in a growth-oriented, values-based environment
  Interest in hands-on work related to cultivating the land (experience in gardening and permaculture a plus)

Key Responsibilities:

• Kitchen Oversight – Supervise cooking and cleaning rotation (toranut), ensure tasks are completed, and monitor communal food supplies weekly.
• Shabbat & Hospitality – Coordinate Shabbat hosting, prepare accommodations for guests, and be present on-site approximately every other Shabbat.
• Retreats & Holidays – Assist with logistics, welcome guests, and participate in meals and programming.
• Tutoring & Student Support – Provide daily tutoring (1 hour) and ongoing emotional, social, and practical support to students, including organizing birthdays, chesed opportunities, and jobs.
• Maintenance & Safety – Handle basic maintenance, maintain first-aid supplies, and serve as the point of contact for safety issues (e.g. fire alarms).
• Gardening– Help oversee the gardening work-study program. Assist in maintaining seasonal crops and the greenhouse, and coordinate harvesting.

What We Offer:

• Your own private 3-bedroom caravan with an adjacent covered porch for storage and a private garden area with the option to grow your own vegetables, flowers, and herbs
• The Ability to live in Bat Ayin without the tedious and expensive process of having to go through Klitah (absorption process)
• Arnona (Municipality tax) covered
• Yishuv tax coverage
• Water and gas bills, up to NIS 100 monthly allotment towards the electricity bill included.
• Free participation in all Midrasha programs – herbal workshops, yoga, tiyulim, and more
• A meaningful leadership role with daily connection and guidance to students
• The chance to support individuals from around the world on their spiritual journey in the Land of Israel