Earth Science Specialist

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We’re Hiring : Earth Science Curriculum Specialist (Grades 6–12)

Remote | ⏱ Full-Time | 🎯 Immediate Start Preferred

If you do not have a solid background in Earth Sciences — and by that, I mean Geology, Oceanography, Meteorology, or Climatology — and haven’t spent at least the last 4 years actively working on Earth Science education projects , this role is not for you. A general science degree won’t cut it unless it’s backed by tangible Earth Science project credentials and a genuine understanding of instructional design for grades 6 through 12 .

The Role

You’ll be joining as an Associate Gap Content & Curriculum Support Specialist — a title that may sound fluffy, but the expectations are anything but. You’ll be expected to :

• Develop and refine instructional and assessment content (digital and print) aligned with rigorous academic standards.
• Create lesson plans, blueprints, scope & sequence documents , and high-quality student-facing material.
• Troubleshoot curriculum-specific issues — no passing the buck.
• Act as an Earth Science Subject Matter Expert , collaborating across content, editorial, and tech teams to resolve issues.
• Own your deadlines. Communicate like a professional. Execute like a specialist.

What We Require (Non-Negotiable)

Bonus (Nice to Have)

What We Don’t Want

If this speaks to your experience and work ethic, we want to hear from you. Drop your CV and highlight your Earth Science credentials and teaching or EdTech experience upfront. We won’t play email tag chasing missing details.

Apply now.

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