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Curriculum and Improvement Manager

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Job Role: Curriculum and Improvement Manager

Job Location: Tower Hamlets Council

6-month ongoing contract

Role requirements

  • Provides advice to the Interim Head of Service, Young Community Languages

  • Leads and project manages a sustained focus on priority outcomes for Young Community Languages whilst identifying and tackling inequalities.

  • Leads on recruitment, development and management of community languages tutors

  • Accountable and responsible for developing and delivering curriculum, standards, business intelligence, performance and improvement for Young Community Languages

  • Leads the development of innovative solutions to complex problems using creative and collaborative approaches that brings together internal and external stakeholders to influence and shape strategy and policy.

  • Supports the development of an extensive network of key influencers inside and outside the organisation to support the development of Young Community Languages.

  • Works with stakeholders to ensure the delivery of key project milestones on time and within budget, resource and policy.

  • Ensures the production and analysis of key management information and clearly and concisely presenting and communicating this to internal and external stakeholders.

  • Devises and manages a regular project reporting mechanism for relevant business leaders.

  • Tracks and monitors progress and escalating business risks where appropriate.

    Key attributes

  • Evidence of significant expertise and experience in developing community languages (e.g. Bengali, Chinese, and Somali) curriculum, standards and achieving continuous improvement.

  • Evidence of significant expertise and experience in delivering community languages performance related and high-quality intelligence and analysis

  • Proven demonstrable evidence of using well developed management skill within a context of complexity and ambiguity to influence priority outcomes.

  • Highly developed technical skills and abilities in analysis and interpretation that leads to development of service strategic direction setting.

  • Proven project and staff management experience

    Right to work requirements

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  • BRP

  • Share code

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