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Pertemps Network Group

Head of Curriculum

England
£55k – £58k/yr
Posted 2 days ago
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Head of Curriculum

Salary: £55,000 - £58,000
Location: Hybrid (UK Based)
Remote Working: 1-2 office visits per quarter - Location Central London
Contract: Full Time, Permanent

We are recruiting on behalf of a highly respected national training provider that delivers apprenticeships, skills bootcamps and commercial learning programmes across digital, technology, business and professional services sectors.

This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced Head of Curriculum to lead the strategic development, innovation and quality of curriculum provision across a diverse and growing portfolio. The organisation is investing heavily in future-focused skills areas including Artificial Intelligence, Data, Cyber Security, Software Development, Digital Marketing, Leadership, HR and Learning & Development, making this a pivotal appointment during a period of significant growth.

As Head of Curriculum, you will play a key role in shaping the organisation's curriculum strategy, ensuring programmes remain innovative, employer-led, commercially relevant and inspection-ready.

The Opportunity

Reporting directly to the Service Delivery Director, you will lead and develop a team of Curriculum Product Managers while maintaining oversight of the full curriculum lifecycle across Apprenticeships, Skills Bootcamps and Commercial Training programmes.

This role combines strategic leadership with operational excellence, providing the opportunity to influence curriculum design at a national level while helping learners and employers develop the skills needed to succeed in a rapidly evolving workforce.

Key Responsibilities

Strategic Curriculum Leadership

  • Lead the curriculum vision and strategy across all training provision
  • Drive curriculum innovation in emerging skill areas including AI, Digital and Technology
  • Ensure all programmes are employer-led, learner-centred and commercially viable
  • Oversee curriculum design, development, implementation and evaluation
  • Support new programme creation, funding opportunities and growth initiatives
  • Analyse labour market intelligence and employer demand to inform curriculum planning

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Leadership & Team Management

  • Lead, coach and develop a team of Curriculum Product Managers
  • Create a high-performance culture focused on innovation and quality
  • Manage curriculum planning, prioritisation and resource allocation
  • Support succession planning and professional development within the curriculum team
  • Establish clear objectives, performance measures and development plans

Quality, Compliance & Continuous Improvement

  • Ensure curriculum aligns with Ofsted expectations and funding requirements
  • Oversee quality assurance processes across all learning programmes
  • Work closely with Quality and IQA teams to drive continuous improvement
  • Monitor learner outcomes, feedback and performance metrics
  • Ensure curriculum remains current, accessible and responsive to industry needs
  • Maintain oversight of learning technologies, LMS platforms and digital learning resources

Stakeholder Engagement

  • Build strong relationships with employers, awarding organisations and sector stakeholders
  • Collaborate closely with delivery, quality, sales and business development teams
  • Contribute to tenders, bids and strategic growth opportunities
  • Act as a subject matter expert for curriculum development and skills provision

What We're Looking For

We are seeking an experienced curriculum leader who combines strategic vision with a hands-on approach to curriculum quality and development.

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Essential Experience

  • Significant experience leading curriculum development within Apprenticeships, Further Education, Commercial Training or Skills provision
  • Proven experience managing curriculum teams and driving performance
  • Experience within Digital, Technology, AI or Data programmes
  • Strong understanding of Ofsted, quality frameworks and funding requirements
  • Experience participating in or preparing for Ofsted inspections
  • Teaching qualification at Level 3 or above
  • Experience developing high-quality, employer-led learning programmes
  • Strong stakeholder management and influencing skills

Desirable Experience

  • Degree level qualification or equivalent professional expertise
  • Understanding of curriculum development methodologies such as ADDIE
  • Experience supporting bids, tenders and new product development

Why Apply?

  • Opportunity to shape curriculum strategy at a senior level
  • Significant influence over future programme development and innovation
  • Hybrid working with minimal office attendance
  • Join a growing, forward-thinking training organisation
  • Work on future-focused curriculum areas including AI, Digital and Technology
  • Support thousands of learners and employers across the UK
  • Competitive salary and excellent career progression opportunities

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If you are an experienced Curriculum Leader, Head of Curriculum, Curriculum Manager or Quality & Curriculum professional looking for an opportunity to influence the future of skills and workforce development, we would love to hear from you.

For a confidential discussion, please apply today or call Simon Atkins on 07894 752230

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Skills

Curriculum Development
Strategic Leadership
Team Management
Ofsted Compliance
Stakeholder Management
Quality Assurance
Labour Market Intelligence
Educational Innovation
Employer Engagement
Resource Allocation
Product Management
Digital Learning

Location

England, United Kingdom

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