Curriculum Specialist

About Kooblo

Kooblo is committed to enhancing education by creating engaging game-based learning experiences. The company blends educational content with interactive gameplay, focusing on learner-centered designs that cater to various learning styles and age groups. Kooblo works alongside educators, designers, and technology experts to develop inclusive and accessible educational products. The team fosters a culture of experimentation and innovation to continuously improve the way learners interact with knowledge.

Role Overview

The Curriculum Specialist will be responsible for crafting and improving educational curricula that align with learning goals and integrate smoothly into game-based learning environments. This full-time remote position requires the development of comprehensive curricula, lesson plans, and the mapping of learning outcomes to in-game activities across multiple subjects and learner levels.

Key Responsibilities

• Collaborate with product and design teams to develop curriculum aligned with educational objectives.
• Conduct research on best practices in education and instructional design to inform curriculum development.
• Create clear, age-appropriate learning materials ensuring academic precision and compliance with standards.
• Adapt instructional content based on feedback and data relating to user engagement.
• Document guidelines and support materials for educators utilizing Kooblo’s platforms.

Qualifications

• Expertise in curriculum development and education to create standard-aligned, age-suitable learning experiences.
• Proficiency in instructional design for structuring content, assessments, and activities within game-based formats.
• Excellent research and writing abilities to produce concise and appealing educational content supported by evidence-based methodologies.
• Background experience in K–12 or higher education with knowledge of learning outcomes and assessment techniques.
• Strong collaboration skills for working with distributed teams of educators, designers, and developers.
• Familiarity with digital learning technologies, tools, and basic data analysis related to learner engagement and outcomes.
• A bachelor’s degree in Education, Instructional Design, Curriculum and Instruction, or a related discipline; advanced degrees are advantageous.
• Prior experience developing game-based or interactive educational resources is considered a significant plus.