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Rabbi Samuel Waldman has had a diverse career in religious education. His beginnings started off with being indoctrinated with the teachings of Horav Hagoan Rabbi Avigdor Miller ZT"L. He then became close with the former Mashgiach of Mirrer Yeshiva, Horav Haganah Rav Don Segal shlit"a. He started his married life in a Kollel of Mirrer Yeshiva and after 4 years there he was invited to join the Kollel at Belle Harbor, run by Rabbi Levi Dicker zt"L and Rabbi Chaim Zelikovitz Shlit'a. The intention was to eventually bring him into the position of Mashgaich of the High School- but after 2 years, he actually became one! Rabbi Waldman is a great teacher at Yeshiva Tiferes Moshe and has left an impact on many students over the period he has been teaching there. For 11 years, he has taught at 4th and 7th grade for 11 years. Additionally, Rabbi Waldman taught for several years at Camp Torah Vodaas (now known as Camp Dora Golding). He has also embarked on a major writing project that is just about finished. This project is focused on the extremely important subject of Proper Prayer, and it discusses all the reasons why Orthodox Jews spend so much time in prayer every day. It explains what we are supposed to accomplish by spending so much time in prayer, as well as how prayers can help us achieve our goals. Rabbi Samuel Waldman has decided to leave teaching and start a business career. However, he has kept a strong Torah learning schedule as well. Samuel has rejoined a morning Kollel and part-time he is earning a living selling specialized herbal supplements for bladder control. He also plans on releasing a Mental and Cognitive strengthening supplement soon which will be of high-quality Aloe Vera.
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