Full Version: Mashgiach For A Yeshiva
need one?
no.
QUOTE(goodgirl @ Apr 13 2007, 05:13 PM) [snapback]819379[/snapback]
need one?
Do you have one available?
Yes.
First I need to find a yeshiva 
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need one?
For food?
QUOTE(exfallsburg @ Apr 15 2007, 10:45 AM) [snapback]819768[/snapback]
For food?
no, for a yeshiva....
QUOTE(exfallsburg @ Apr 15 2007, 10:45 AM) [snapback]819768[/snapback]
For food?
no, for a yeshiva....
QUOTE(goodgirl @ Apr 13 2007, 05:13 PM) [snapback]819379[/snapback]
need one?
Is someone trying to get rid of one?
You know of a job opening? I'll take it.
If it's not for the food why would you need one?
QUOTE(exfallsburg @ Apr 16 2007, 09:28 AM) [snapback]820336[/snapback]
If it's not for the food why would you need one?
Yeshivos need them....
QUOTE(goodgirl @ Apr 16 2007, 02:12 PM) [snapback]820481[/snapback]
Yeshivos need them....
I repeat: It's only optional.
QUOTE(goodgirl @ Apr 13 2007, 04:13 PM) [snapback]819379[/snapback]
need one?
a mashgiach for a yeshiva kitchen or for bachurim in a yeshiva.
Also, perhaps ome qualifications of type of yeshiva or type of man this is for would be helpful?
A mashgiach's job is to supervise the student's spiritual and physical situation. The position is a product of the Mussar Movement founded by Reb Yisroel Salanter. Rabbi Salanter's talmid, Reb Simcha Zisel Ziv was the first Mashgiach as the Alter of Kelm. His talmid in turn, Reb Noson Nota Finkel, was the Alter of Slabodka and most famous of the mashgichim.
A mashgiach gives musar shmusen to give the bochrim ruchniyusdika chizuk. The Michtav Meeliyahu is a compilation of such shmusen given by Reb Elya Dessler. Other compilations exist. A mashgiach also often enforces the yeshiva's rules such as attendance. Mashgichim also act as the yeshiva's unoficial guidance counselor and psychotherapist and are the first person to intervene when a bochur exhibits emotional problems or requires general guidance in life.
A mashgiach gives musar shmusen to give the bochrim ruchniyusdika chizuk. The Michtav Meeliyahu is a compilation of such shmusen given by Reb Elya Dessler. Other compilations exist. A mashgiach also often enforces the yeshiva's rules such as attendance. Mashgichim also act as the yeshiva's unoficial guidance counselor and psychotherapist and are the first person to intervene when a bochur exhibits emotional problems or requires general guidance in life.
QUOTE(motcha @ Apr 16 2007, 02:30 PM) [snapback]820545[/snapback]
A mashgiach's job is to supervise the student's spiritual and physical situation. The position is a product of the Mussar Movement founded by Reb Yisroel Salanter. Rabbi Salanter's talmid, Reb Simcha Zisel Ziv was the first Mashgiach as the Alter of Kelm. His talmid in turn, Reb Noson Nota Finkel, was the Alter of Slabodka and most famous of the mashgichim.
A mashgiach gives musar shmusen to give the bochrim ruchniyusdika chizuk. The Michtav Meeliyahu is a compilation of such shmusen given by Reb Elya Dessler. Other compilations exist. A mashgiach also often enforces the yeshiva's rules such as attendance. Mashgichim also act as the yeshiva's unoficial guidance counselor and psychotherapist and are the first person to intervene when a bochur exhibits emotional problems or requires general guidance in life.
A mashgiach gives musar shmusen to give the bochrim ruchniyusdika chizuk. The Michtav Meeliyahu is a compilation of such shmusen given by Reb Elya Dessler. Other compilations exist. A mashgiach also often enforces the yeshiva's rules such as attendance. Mashgichim also act as the yeshiva's unoficial guidance counselor and psychotherapist and are the first person to intervene when a bochur exhibits emotional problems or requires general guidance in life.
Thank you, Webster.
I know of a person who is looking for a job as mashgiach in a yeshiva...for boys, not food.
Why do I need to tell you specifics about this person? If you know of annything give me a number or the fax number to fax a resume. It's between that person and the yeshiva.
QUOTE(goodgirl @ Apr 16 2007, 03:37 PM) [snapback]820549[/snapback]
Thank you, Webster.
I know of a person who is looking for a job as mashgiach in a yeshiva...for boys, not food.
Why do I need to tell you specifics about this person? If you know of annything give me a number or the fax number to fax a resume. It's between that person and the yeshiva.
I know of a person who is looking for a job as mashgiach in a yeshiva...for boys, not food.
Why do I need to tell you specifics about this person? If you know of annything give me a number or the fax number to fax a resume. It's between that person and the yeshiva.
Something has got to be wrong if every poster misunderstood you. Generally people look for these positions not vice versa. (and the same goes for your PM)
QUOTE(exfallsburg @ Apr 16 2007, 06:56 PM) [snapback]820776[/snapback]
Something has got to be wrong if every poster misunderstood you. Generally people look for these positions not vice versa. (and the same goes for your PM)
It's not possible that everyone here misunderstood me, I think people here make themselves misunderstand me.
Ok, so people look for these positions too but why can't I ask the public on this site if they know something? This site has a huge public from around the world, isn't that better than any Jewish newspaper you can find?
QUOTE(goodgirl @ Apr 17 2007, 11:22 AM) [snapback]821207[/snapback]
It's not possible that everyone here misunderstood me, I think people here make themselves misunderstand me.
Ok, so people look for these positions too but why can't I ask the public on this site if they know something? This site has a huge public from around the world, isn't that better than any Jewish newspaper you can find?
Ok, so people look for these positions too but why can't I ask the public on this site if they know something? This site has a huge public from around the world, isn't that better than any Jewish newspaper you can find?
I was just commenting on the wording of your request.
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