Content Developer (Curriculum) Role [Part Time | Remote]

We are a venture-backed, remote-first ed-tech startup on a mission to make learning fun for every child in the world. We are looking for passionate, detail-oriented educators to help us build the next generation of engaging learning materials for our students.

The Role: This is a creative and focused role for a true subject-matter expert. You are the Builder who brings our curriculum to life.

You will work closely with a full-time Curriculum Designer who will provide you with clear, detailed briefs for each project. Your job is to take that brief and use your pedagogical expertise to create high-quality, engaging, and error-free content. This includes lessons, slides, worksheets, revision notes, and quizzes.

This is a flexible, part-time, project-based role perfect for experienced teachers or curriculum writers.

What You'll Do:

  • Develop Complete Weekly Lesson Packages for Primary 1-6 math/science, including a written lesson plan, engaging Canva slides, and an interactive Google Form homework assignment.
  • Translate Pedagogical Goals from the lesson brief into clear, student-friendly learning materials.
  • Create Engaging Content: Write clear explanations, create engaging activities, and design effective slides and worksheets using our pre-built templates.
  • Review Lesson Recordings: Evaluate the online class experience and review factors like teacher performance, material effectiveness, and student engagement.
  • Hit Deadlines: Reliably manage your own schedule to submit high-quality work on or before the project deadline.
  • Work Collaboratively With Our Curriculum Designer to revise and refine all materials based on feedback, ensuring a high-quality final product that meets our deadlines.
What We're Looking For:
  • Required: High proficiency with Canva and Google Google Forms/Docs/Drive.
  • Required: Strong attention to detail and a commitment to producing error-free work.
  • A Subject Matter Expert: You have deep knowledge of Primary 1-Primary 6 Math/Science. Teaching experience is a plus.
  • A Reliable Professional: You are a proactive communicator who thrives in a remote, asynchronous environment. You love the idea of focusing on building great content without the administrative burden of a traditional teaching job.
  • Clear and organized writing skills for creating lesson plans.
  • A reliable internet connection and the ability to work independently.
  • Good written English skills.
What We Offer:
  • Flexible Schedule: As a project-based contractor, you choose when and where you work.
  • Competitive Pay: We pay competitively, per-project.
  • Focus on What You Love: We give you clear briefs so you can focus on the fun part: creating amazing learning materials.
  • Be Part of a Mission: Your work will be used by students and will directly contribute to their academic success.
To Apply: Accomplish the following form. Only candidates with form responses will be eligible for assessment tasks.
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