Happy monday!
For background: Im reform, started getting really involved in the Jewish community in college, got my bachelors in linguistics and anthropology, and now work in synagogue administration. As time goes on and I’ve developed more of a lay leadership role, and started running some adult education programming, I’ve realized that I think I want to continue my Jewish education on a formal level and explore career options.
What are the options besides rabbinical school? Is it just getting a masters/phd in Jewish studies? Are there other ways to learn and work in the community besides becoming a rabbi or an administrator?
Any help is greatly appreciated :).
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