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A governmental training organization in Greater London is seeking a curriculum designer to lead the development of high-quality learning products in AI, digital, and innovation areas. The role involves collaboration with various departments, strategic engagement, and quality assurance of curriculum materials, providing an exciting opportunity for those passionate about civil service education. Ideal candidates will have experience in curriculum design and a strong ability to engage with senior stakeholders.
Government Skills was created to accelerate the quality of learning and development in government through better training, knowledge and networks for around 550,000 Civil Servants across Government, delivering government priorities now and for the future.
As part of its development, it has been announced that Government Skills will become the National School of Government and Public Services. This change enhances its profile and visibility across government, offering better public services for citizens and confirming the government’s commitment to our vision of delivering world‑class training in areas such AI, digital, and leadership. This is an exciting time of growth, with new positions being created to support the future operating model.
Government Skills, Design and Delivery Team
The Design and Delivery Team, within Government Skills, exists to curate, design and deliver high quality learning opportunities that equip civil servants with the skills and knowledge they need to deliver excellent public services.
The Design and Delivery Team operates flexibly, and learning designers are expected to lead and contribute to multiple projects, offering excellent developmental opportunities.
In this role you will be accountable for the delivery of a curriculum of high-quality learning products, setting the strategic direction for a team of learning designers in the Digital, Data, Innovation & AI (DDI & AI) space.
Initial priorities may include:
Key responsibilities: