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Kosher Scotland

Jewish Experience Coordinator

England
£13 – £16/hr
Posted about 22 hours ago
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Company Description

Kosher Scotland enables Jewish travelers to experience Scotland’s renowned culture, heritage, and natural landscapes while maintaining a fully kosher lifestyle. Located in a country of about 5 million people, Kosher Scotland focuses on curated, luxury vacation experiences tailored to the needs of observant Jewish visitors. The organization coordinates kosher food, accommodations, and activities so guests can enjoy Scotland with comfort and peace of mind. Its team works closely with local partners to provide authentic Scottish experiences that respect religious requirements and personal preferences.

Role Description

The Jewish Experience Coordinator is a part-time hybrid role suited for candidates located anywhere in the UK. This role is responsible for planning, organizing, and delivering tailored itineraries and experiences for Jewish travelers, ensuring that all aspects of their stay are aligned with kosher requirements and cultural expectations. You will ensure all experiences provided by Kosher Scotland align to strict Kashrut standards and other areas of Jewish law and will also be responsible for coordinating Jewish programming on our tours & experiences.

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You can be based anywhere in the UK for this role but will be expected to commute to Scotland between 10-20 days per month (depending on the time of year).

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  • £13-£16 per hour dependant on experience with paid travel expenses
  • Minimum 30 hours a week contract with additional hours during busy periods

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  • Experience in hospitality or kosher supervision is preferable
  • Experience planning or designing Jewish programming
  • Must have a driving license
  • Must be able to undergo training in Kosher supervision
  • Customer service and communication skills
  • Knowledge of Jewish customs, kosher dietary laws, and cultural sensitivities
  • Administrative and organizational abilities, such as managing bookings, maintaining records, and handling logistics in a fast-paced environment
  • Problem-solving and adaptability skills to address guest needs, manage unexpected changes, and ensure high-quality experiences
  • Fluency in English; additional languages are an advantage
  • Comfort working on-site in the Greater Glasgow Area and engaging directly with guests and local communities
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Skills

Hospitality
Kosher Supervision
Jewish Programming
Customer Service
Communication Skills
Knowledge of Jewish Customs
Kosher Dietary Laws
Administrative Abilities
Logistics Management
Problem-solving
Adaptability
English Fluency

Location

England, United Kingdom

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