Education Trustee for Curriculum & Careers in Schools
The How2Hub
Arlesey
Hybrid
GBP 25,000 - 40,000
Part time
14 days+
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Job summary
The How2Hub is seeking an education trustee to anchor initiatives in real school practice. This hybrid role involves assessing educational programmes, shaping curriculum-linked experiences, and supporting employer engagement. Candidates should have strong experience in educational leadership and the ability to translate strategies into practical actions. The position also requires practical insight into curriculum pressures and a commitment to accessible delivery for young people. Join us in making meaningful impacts in schools across England.
Qualifications
Strong experience in schools, MAT or senior leadership roles.
Insight into curriculum implementation and staff workload.
Ability to translate strategy into practical outcomes.
Responsibilities
Assess proposed programmes for viability in schools.
Shape curriculum-linked experiences with practical considerations.
Advise the board on overcoming practical barriers.
Align education delivery with employer engagement.
Develop an education-focused sub-group for collaboration.
Ensure resources are adoptable for teachers.
Skills
Experience in educational leadership
Stakeholder engagement
Knowledge of curriculum frameworks
Ability to assess programme feasibility
Job description
The How2Hub is seeking an education trustee to anchor initiatives in real school practice. This hybrid role involves assessing educational programmes, shaping curriculum-linked experiences, and supporting employer engagement. Candidates should have strong experience in educational leadership and the ability to translate strategies into practical actions. The position also requires practical insight into curriculum pressures and a commitment to accessible delivery for young people. Join us in making meaningful impacts in schools across England.