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Curriculum Designer job description

This Curriculum Designer job description template can be used to advertise open positions in your company.

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Responsibilities

  • Liaise with regulatory educational authorities to understand and review the curriculum requirements for the local school district.

  • Incorporate regulatory requirements into the curriculum designed for the school, ensuring that it mixes all the learning initiatives from the local authority with fun and out-of-the-box approaches to learning.

  • Design curriculums that suit various student types and liaise with teachers and students to understand their needs, requirements, and wants from the curriculum that the school teaches.

  • Have regular meetings with the local school authority to ensure that the curriculum is still in line with the regulations and to seek advice on any updates to the curriculum.

  • Work with the principal to ensure that the curriculum that is being taught suits the school and the student's needs.

  • Brief the principal and assistant principal on the curriculum, ensuring that they have a full understanding of the subject and requirements for the curriculum that needs to be taught.

  • Develop and implement the curriculum across all subjects' classrooms and ensure all teachers are briefed.

  • Make sure that regular checks are completed to ensure that what is being taught is in line with the curriculum that has been developed and set out.

  • Regularly review, amend, and improve the curriculum as required.

  • Lead audits from the regulatory authorities and the local school district, helping them to see how the curriculum is in line with their guidelines.

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    Requirements

    • Bachelor's degree or above in education or a similar field

    • minimum of two years of previous experience as a curriculum developer

    • Strong understanding of the local school authority's curriculum guidelines and requirements

    • Strong communication skills, both written and verbal

    • confident in speaking on the describing agendas to an audience

    • Able to work in line with company policies, procedures, and guidelines

    • Strong independent working skills

    • A keen eye for detail

    • Ability to use all Microsoft Office packages

    • Collaborative work nature

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