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Career Opportunities

With a master's in curriculum and instruction, you will improve learning opportunities through leadership, with the potential to have far-reaching impact.

Instructional supervisors become decision-makers, consultants, and specialists that advise administrators, teachers and other professional personnel in the planning and implementation of educational programs.

Jobs may include:

  • Instructional Coach
  • Instructional Specialist
  • Curriculum Instructional Specialist
  • Content Coach
  • Lead Teacher
  • Curriculum Coordinator
  • Department Chair
  • Peer Evaluator
  • Induction Specialist

Job descriptions may include:

  • Directing the planning, development, field-testing, and evaluation of curricula;
  • Managing the textbook adoption process;
  • Directing the publication and provision of division-wide instructional-related staff development;
  • Supervising development of instructional guidelines, policies, regulations, and official notices;
  • Interpreting statutes and regulations for staff and community;
  • Managing the preparation of office budget requests and monitors expenditures.