Are you passionate about digital ESL and vocational training? Help us transform fragmented lesson plans into a seamless, high-impact curriculum—without the pressure of a full-time role. This volunteer opportunity includes a modest stipend to offset your time and expertise.
About Us
We deliver hybrid ESL training in agriculture, health care, and more via Salesforce and Google Classroom. Our teachers craft daily lessons; you’ll unify their work into a cohesive program that advances language and career skills together.
What You’ll Do
- Audit existing lesson plans for alignment, pacing, and ESL best practices.
- Draft a scope-and-sequence roadmap across all hybrid skill tracks.
- Build standardized unit plans, teacher guides, and learner materials
- Integrate backward-design, competency checkpoints, and UDL principles.
- Design quick-reference assessment rubrics and progress-tracking tools
- Collaborate with our Follow-Up Educator to enforce consistency and iteratively refine materials
- Organize and maintain a central curriculum repository
Who You Are
- 3+ years in curriculum development or instructional design, ideally with adult ESL learners
- Deep understanding of pedagogical frameworks (backward design, UDL, competency-based)
- Comfortable with Google Classroom or other LMS tools
- Detail-driven and adept at crafting explicit, engaging materials
- A strong collaborator who thrives on gathering feedback from teachers and students
- Self-motivated, deadline-oriented, and organized
Commitment
- Volunteer role, 10–12 hours per week
- 3–6 month engagement, remote-friendly and flexible scheduling
Why Join Us
- Shape a breakthrough curriculum that bridges language and career training.
- Work alongside dedicated educators and community leaders.
- Gain portfolio-worthy experience in hybrid program design
- Adding curriculum impact data to your résumé boosts future funding proposals
How to Apply
Send your resume, a brief cover letter outlining your
curriculum approach, and samples of past materials to catherine@crossovercd.org
by October 10. In your cover, share one strategy for weaving language
development into vocational modules.
Empower ESL learners with a curriculum that opens doors—volunteer today!