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SLS Recruitment Specialising in Further Education

Curriculum Manager

London
Posted about 23 hours ago
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🚀 CURRICULUM PRODUCT MANAGER | TECHNICAL EDUCATION

Ready to shape what the next generation of technical talent will learn?

We’re working with a growing training provider looking for an experienced Curriculum Product Manager to take ownership of the design, development and continuous improvement of technical curriculum across Apprenticeships, Bootcamps and commercial training programmes.

This is a fantastic opportunity for someone who understands both curriculum development and the fast-changing technical skills market — and wants to have a genuine influence on what outstanding teaching and learning looks like.

You’ll be involved in:

  • Designing and developing curriculum across digital and technical pathways
  • Creating engaging course materials, lesson plans, schemes of work, labs and practical exercises
  • Developing workplace and supplementary assessment materials
  • Building new curriculum around AI, Green Skills and emerging growth markets
  • Creating bespoke curriculum solutions around employer requirements
  • Supporting the development of Level 5, Bootcamp and commercial training opportunities
  • Supporting bids, employer solutions and wider commercial opportunities
  • Training and supporting technical trainers, coaches and sales teams on curriculum delivery
  • Quality assuring existing and newly developed learning materials
  • Evaluating curriculum following delivery and continually improving the learner experience
  • Working closely with trainers, coaches, IQAs, sales, marketing and senior stakeholders

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  • Proven experience developing curriculum and managing curriculum development projects
  • A strong understanding of technical/digital education
  • Experience working within the FE / apprenticeship / training provider environment
  • Experience of an Ofsted inspection
  • A teaching qualification – essential
  • Excellent communication, presentation and stakeholder management skills
  • The ability to manage multiple projects and work independently
  • A creative and commercially aware approach to curriculum development
  • A genuine commitment to quality, continuous improvement and learner outcomes
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Skills

Curriculum Development
Project Management
Technical Education
Instructional Design
Stakeholder Management
Quality Assurance
Course Material Creation
Assessment Development
Teaching
Commercial Awareness
Presentation Skills
Communication

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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