Part-Time English Speaking Curriculum Developer

Part-Time English Speaking Curriculum Developer

Job Type: Part-Time / Freelance
Work Mode: Remote
Experience: 1–10 years preferred

About the Role

We are looking for a creative and experienced English Speaking Curriculum Developer to design a structured, practical, and engaging curriculum for our English speaking programs.

The ideal candidate should have a strong understanding of spoken English, communication skills, lesson planning, and learner progression.

Key Responsibilities

  • Develop structured curriculum for Intermediate and Advanced English speaking levels
  • Create detailed lesson plans, speaking activities, practice exercises, and assessments
  • Design a progressive learning path focused on improving fluency, confidence, vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation, and communication
  • Develop interactive activities suitable for live online classes
  • Organize content according to learner levels and learning objectives
  • Collaborate with teachers to ensure the curriculum is practical and easy to deliver
  • Review and improve existing course content based on learner feedback

Requirements

  • Experience in English language teaching, curriculum development, instructional design, or content development
  • Strong command of spoken and written English
  • Understanding of English-speaking learners and common communication challenges
  • Ability to create engaging and practical learning activities
  • Experience developing online/live-class curriculum is a plus
  • Strong research, writing, and organizational skills

What We Offer

  • Part-time / flexible work
  • Remote working opportunity
  • Opportunity to work on an innovative English learning program
  • Scope for continued collaboration based on performance

To Apply: Please share your resume along with samples of any English-speaking curriculum, lesson plans, or educational content you have previously developed.

Pay: ₹10,000.00 - ₹12,000.00 per month

Work Location: In person

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