Curriculum Developer (Lifelong & Adult Learning, DACE or DDDLP)会华语

Roles & Responsibilities

• Salary: Up to $6,500 + AWS + Variable Bonus
• Location: Chinatown
• Employment Type: Permanent Role
• Industry: Leading Training Organisation
• Focus: High-Impact Curriculum Design for Adult Learning

We are hiring on behalf of a well-established training and education provider, part of a prominent private education group in Singapore. This organisation plays a key role in upskilling the workforce and driving lifelong learning initiatives nationwide.

If you're passionate about creating engaging and relevant learning experiences for adult learners, this is your opportunity to make a real impact.

Why Join This Organisation?

• Shape meaningful learning programmes that empower adult learners and professionals
• Work in a purpose-driven, collaborative team that values innovation and continuous improvement
• Be part of a respected organisation with strong industry recognition and government partnerships

Key Responsibilities:

• Design and develop learner-centric, industry-aligned curriculums that drive real-world application
• Collaborate with curriculum developers, instructional designers, and subject matter experts
• Review and enhance training materials based on learner and stakeholder feedback
• Ensure curriculum aligns with adult learning principles and complies with regulatory standards
• Conduct research to identify skills gaps and inform future training programmes
• Support documentation processes in line with organisational and SSG guidelines
• Contribute to curriculum improvement initiatives and internal discussions

Key Requirements:

• WSQ DACE or DDDLP certification is required
• Strong knowledge of adult learning methodologies and instructional design practices
• Prior experience in curriculum development, training design, or education is essential
• Excellent communication, teamwork, and project planning skills
• Meticulous and confident in handling curriculum documentation

Ready to help shape Singapore’s workforce through impactful learning?