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Monday 26 October 2020

Contribute to the development of IMYC2020

Middle Years IMYC Teachers Writers IMYC2020

We have an exciting new opportunity for our International Middle Years Community to be involved with the ongoing development of the IMYC2020 Curriculum. Are you an experienced IMYC teacher with a passion for improving learning? We are currently searching for teachers and leaders just like you to contribute to the review of the following rubrics for IMYC2020:

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  • Design, technology, and innovation (DTI)
  • Geography
  • Physical education (PE)
  • Health and wellbeing
  • History
  • Information and communications technology (ICT)
  • International

We are searching for collaborators who:

  • Are familiar with the IMYC
  • Are comfortable working to firm deadlines
  • Work collaboratively and respond well to feedback
  • Have a good command of written English
  • Have some experience developing rubrics

If you are interested, we would love to hear from you! Please contact us via email and include which subjects/rubrics you have the most familiarity with or interest in reviewing to contribute@fieldworkeducation.com. We will also require a copy of your CV and contact details. The window for applications closes on 9th November 2020.

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