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Curriculum and Instructional Designer / Developer
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Madina Academy

Part-Time Curriculum Coordinator / Instructional Support Specialist

Job Description

Reports To:
School Principal /
Administration Employment Type:
Part-Time Hours:
Approximately 10-12 hours per week
Proposed Pay Rate:
$30-$35 per hour Position Summary The Curriculum Coordinator / Instructional Support Specialist supports teachers in implementing the school curriculum, strengthening instructional practices, and improving student learning outcomes. The position focuses on curriculum alignment, classroom observations, instructional coaching, professional development, and teacher collaboration.
Key Responsibilities Curriculum Implementation:
Support teachers with curriculum pacing, lesson planning, curriculum maps, and alignment across grade levels.
Classroom Observations and Coaching:
Observe classroom instruction, provide constructive feedback, and recommend strategies to improve teaching effectiveness.
Professional Development:
Plan and facilitate group professional development sessions focused on instructional best practices, differentiation, assessment, and student engagement. Professional Learning Communities (PLCs): Facilitate collaborative meetings where teachers share strategies, review student progress, and address instructional challenges.
Assessment and Data Analysis:
Help teachers analyze assessment results, identify learning gaps, and adjust instruction to meet student needs.
Curriculum Documentation:
Maintain pacing guides, curriculum maps, assessment calendars, and related instructional resources.
Administrative Reporting:
Provide regular updates to administration on curriculum implementation, instructional needs, progress, and recommendations. Qualifications Bachelor's degree in Education or a related field required; advanced degree preferred. Teaching experience and knowledge of curriculum development and instructional practices. Experience in instructional coaching, curriculum coordination, or teacher professional development preferred. Strong communication, organizational, collaboration, and leadership skills. Work Schedule and Compensation This part-time position requires approximately 10-12 hours per week, scheduled in coordination with school administration. The proposed hourly rate is $30-$35, depending on qualifications and experience. Performance Expectations Success will be measured by effective curriculum implementation, improved teacher collaboration, meaningful classroom feedback, successful PLC and professional development sessions, and consistent curriculum alignment across grade levels.
Pay:
$30.00 - $35.00 per hour
Work Location:
In person

Benefits

  • Professional Development
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