Curriculum Developer – Multiple Languages

Job Description

About the Role Josh Talks is looking for Curriculum Developers proficient in Bangla, Odia and Marathi (written and spoken) to adapt and contextualize an AI literacy curriculum originally developed in English. The role requires expertise in curriculum design, content localization, and education pedagogy, ensuring the learning materials resonate with regional audiences (students in grades 6th - 10th in APS and government schools in India). Key Responsibilities 🔹 Curriculum Adaptation & Localization Translate and adapt the existing AI literacy curriculum into respective languages (Bangla, Odia, Marathi) Modify examples, case studies, and references to make them culturally relevant. Ensure clarity, age-appropriate language , and accessibility for diverse learners. 🔹 Pedagogical Development & Content Structuring Align the curriculum with regional learning styles and educational standards . Develop lesson plans, exercises, and assessments tailored to the language audience. Incorporate storytelling, real-world applications, and interactive elements to enhance student engagement. 🔹 Collaboration & Iteration Work closely with educators, subject matter experts, and video content teams to ensure smooth integration into multimedia formats. Participate in user testing to gather feedback and refine the curriculum. Ensure consistency in tone, accuracy, and engagement across languages. Who You Are Experience in curriculum design, educational content development, or instructional design . Strong understanding of local educational frameworks and cultural nuances . Familiarity with technology or AI-related concepts is a plus but not mandatory. Comfortable working with multidisciplinary teams and iterating based on feedback. Preferred Qualifications Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Education, Curriculum Development, or a related field . Experience in edtech, K-12 education, or adult literacy programs . Exposure to digital learning, video-based instruction, or e-learning tools is a plus. Show more Show less