Advanced Specialist
Pearson
Advanced Specialist
Pearson
Makes learning tools and runs certification exams
Advanced Specialist, Sales. This role aligns with industry-level titles such as Curriculum Development Manager.
Term Time | Home Based | with travel across the South and South-East of England
Passionate about education, but ready for a new challenge?
Do you love working with schools, talking about teaching and learning, and helping educators improve outcomes for students?
Would you like to stay connected to education while enjoying a good work-life balance, term-time working, and the flexibility of a home-based role?
We are looking for a Advanced Specialist, Sales (Curriculum Development Manager) to work with schools and Multi Academy Trusts, helping them identify the best curriculum and assessment solutions to meet their needs.
This is an ideal opportunity for:
Why this role is different
The role
As a Curriculum Development Manager, you will:
Every day is different, but the focus is always the same: helping schools achieve the best possible outcomes for their learners.
What we're looking for
You don't necessarily need a traditional sales background.
We're looking for someone who:
If you've built strong customer relationships, supported colleagues, influenced decisions or worked with senior stakeholders, we'd love to hear from you.
What's it really like?
You'll spend your time talking to teachers, curriculum leaders and trust decision-makers about improving teaching, learning and learner outcomes.
Ready for your next move?
If you're ready to bring your passion for education into a new and exciting role, apply today and start your next chapter with us.
Your Rewards & Benefits
There’s a wide range of benefits available, but when you join Pearson, you can look forward to:
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Pearson makes learning materials and runs assessments for students, educators, employers, and professionals, combining digital courseware with qualifications that verify knowledge and skills. Its MyLab and Mastering platforms pair college content with practice activities and tools that let instructors track progress. The business also supports online schools, English learning, professional certification, and workforce training, with products used in classrooms, workplaces, and testing centers. It earns money from courseware sales, digital subscriptions, assessment fees, and contracts with education institutions and employers. Pearson traces its roots to 1844 and is headquartered in London.
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