Curriculum Developer/Academic Specialist

Curriculum Developer /

Academic Specialist Location:

Quantico, VA Clearance Required:

Secret Employment Type:

Full-Time About the Role The JAAW Group LLC is seeking a Curriculum Developer and Academic Specialist to manage the full lifecycle of MISTC training curricula. This position is responsible for maintaining Programs of Instruction (POIs), Master Lesson Files (MLFs), and training materials across all MISTC sites, ensuring doctrinal alignment, operational relevance, and instructional quality. Responsibilities Input, update, and maintain POIs in MCTIMS and SharePoint with version control and audit trails Maintain POI Master Lesson Files using Teams and SharePoint repositories Plan, facilitate, and document quarterly Learning Experience Review Boards (LERBs) and Learning Analyses (LAs) Apply the SAT-E (Analyze, Design, Develop, Implement, Evaluate) process to all curriculum development activities Maintain paper copies of approved and pilot POIs at each MISTC for redundancy Maintain student training data for each MISTC in MCTIMS Plan, develop, and conduct postgraduate surveys; analyze results and recommend POI changes Develop meeting agendas, minutes, and schedules for curriculum working groups Advise HQ leadership on curriculum events and TECOM compliance Observe, evaluate, and report on instruction quality across MISTC sites Review and correct POIs for grammar, format, and accuracy in compliance with

NAVMC 1553.1A

Develop and maintain the Staff and Faculty Development Plan Required Qualifications 7+ years of curriculum design and Instructional Systems Design (ISD) experience Active Secret clearance

ISD/SAT-E

certification Learning Management System (LMS) proficiency DAU or FAC training experience Bachelor's degree in Education, Instructional Design, or Training Development Preferred Qualifications Experience with MCTIMS and Marine Corps POI management Familiarity with

NAVMC 1553.1A

formatting standards Prior MISTC or TECOM curriculum development experience Knowledge of C2 systems and Marine Corps training doctrine