**Please note: We partner with instructional designers on an ongoing basis to cater to evolving design projects. If you're interested, kindly fill out the application form provided at the end of this page to share your resume with us.

Our team will get in touch with you when and if there's a learning design project that aligns with your area of expertise.**

🌎 Job Overview

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Modality: Fully remote

Learning designers serve as the “instructional designers” at the School of Humanity. They create interdisciplinary learning pathways and workshops aligned with the curriculum learning outcomes and our pedagogy. As part of designing the pathways, they also curate learning resources and design activities, projects, and assessments that learners participate in.

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<aside> 📣 Disciplinary foci

We are especially looking for instructional designers that have expertise in advanced high school (Grades 11 and 12) curriculum in the following disciplines: chemistry,

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✔️ Weekly Tasks

On a weekly basis, learning designers can expect to:

• Design workshops, with session outlines and slides, aligned with curriculum outcomes.
• Design and develop interdisciplinary learning courses and projects
• Design project-based assessments to evaluate the attainment of learning outcomes
• Curate learning content with guided activities for learners
• Evaluate learning pathways against quality assurance standards
• Design session plans, outlines, and slides for relevant live sessions.
• Create guides for learning facilitators/educators who lead live sessions

<aside> ❓ How are our curriculum and approach different than traditional schools?

****Our curriculum and approach are different from traditional schools in a number of ways:

• Instead of memorization, the emphasis is on the development of skills, mindsets, and behaviors.
• Instead of teaching isolated subjects, the curriculum is interdisciplinary and built around local/global challenges
• Instead of standardized/summative exams, we evaluate learning through a variety of project-based assessments.

Learn more about our approach here. Learn more about our curriculum here.

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🤖 Qualifications & Prior Experience

Our learning/instructional designers are interdisciplinary thinkers and educators. They have a commitment to our curriculum, mission, and approach and guide learners towards a path of purposeful learning.

Below is a summary of characteristics that we look for in learning experience designers: