Science Curriculum Writer

Company Overview

Achievers Dream is a Chemistry Specialist Tuition Centre in Singapore with an NEA-approved Chemistry lab. Founded in 2017, it focuses on clear teaching and structured learning to help students truly understand science through practical examples and supportive teamwork.

Job Summary

Join Achievers Dream as a part-time Primary Science Curriculum Writer to create engaging, syllabus-aligned content that simplifies science concepts for primary students and supports teachers across branches islandwide.

Responsibilities

• Plan and write primary science worksheets, notes, and practice papers aligned with the latest MOE syllabus to facilitate student understanding
• Produce high-quality content efficiently to expand the content library without compromising accuracy or clarity
• Review and improve existing curriculum materials to enhance teacher support and student learning outcomes
• Develop clear model answers and marking guides for open-ended questions to standardize assessment criteria
• Organize and maintain the content library to ensure easy access and up-to-date resources for the team
• Support training sessions and workshops for teachers, students, and parents to reinforce curriculum delivery

Required competencies and certifications

• NIE-trained or hold a good university degree

Preferred competencies and qualifications

• Experience teaching in MOE schools
• Commitment to building a long-term career in education
• Strong understanding of the MOE primary science syllabus
• Ability to meet deadlines consistently while maintaining content quality
• Attention to detail in content creation and review
• Ability to work independently and collaboratively within a team
• Flexibility to accommodate part-time working arrangements

Other Information

What's In It For You:

• Attractive pay package for the right candidate
• Opportunities for career growth and advancement
• Supportive and positive team environment focused on working with children
• Chance to contribute to the growth and scaling of the centre