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Curriculum Developer Job Description: Duties & Career Growth

Shape how learning happens across the region

As the MENA education sector continues to grow, curriculum developers are in demand to help modernize and localize educational content. Whether working with schools, universities, or training institutions, these professionals design learning experiences that align with standards, engage learners, and drive results.

If you love education, planning, and continuous improvement, this role offers a high-impact career path.

What does a curriculum developer do?

A curriculum developer designs, evaluates, and updates educational programs to meet learning goals. They collaborate with subject matter experts, analyze student needs, and create instructional materials for teachers and students.

Key responsibilities

Design curriculum frameworks and learning outcomes
Develop lesson plans, modules, and assessments
Align content with national or international education standards
Train teachers on how to implement the curriculum effectively
Conduct evaluations and make improvements based on student performance
Integrate technology and modern teaching methods into content

Skills and qualifications

Degree in education, instructional design, or a related field
Teaching experience is highly preferred
Strong research, writing, and editing skills
Familiarity with curriculum standards (British, IB, American, or local)
Knowledge of learning management systems (LMS) and EdTech tools
Analytical mindset and project management skills

Career growth path

Curriculum specialist → Senior curriculum developer → Head of academic development
Opportunity to work in K-12, higher education, or corporate training sectors
Transition into roles like education consultant or policy advisor

Where curriculum developers work in the GCC

Private and public schools
Ministries of Education and government curriculum projects
Universities and colleges
Online learning platforms
Corporate training departments

Final thoughts

Curriculum developers are the architects of education. If you're ready to create content that inspires learning and drives achievement, this role is your blueprint.

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