Manager, Curriculum Design and Development at KCA University (KCAU)

Duties and Responsibilities

• Support faculties and departments in curriculum development, review, harmonisation, and accreditation processes.
• Enhance the quality and consistency of curriculum design in alignment with CUE
• standards, CBET principles, and international best practices.
• Facilitate instructional design for online, blended, and technology-enhanced learning environments.
• Improve turnaround time in programme development and quality assurance processes.
• Provide technical leadership in the development of learner-centred, industry-responsive, and future-oriented academic programmes.
• Support continuous academic innovation and institutional competitiveness within the higher education sector.

Qualifications And Experience

• Master’s degree in Curriculum Studies, Instructional Design, or Educational Technology or its equivalent field from an accredited/recognised institution. A doctoral degree (PhD or Ed.D.) in Curriculum Studies, Instructional Design, or Educational Technology, or an equivalent field,will be an added advantage.
• At least Eight (8) years’ experience in curriculum development, instructional design, or academic training within a higher education setting.
• Experience in supporting programme review and redesign initiatives.
• Ability to develop learner-centred instructional models.
• Experience in promoting active learning and experiential learning approaches.
• Knowledge of and experience in ensuring alignment between learning outcomes, assessment, and learning activities.
• Experience in supporting programme accreditation documentation and related quality assurance processes.
• Experience in training faculty on curriculum development and instructional design.
• Experience in developing curriculum development resources, frameworks, and toolkits.

Other Skills And Competencies

• Strong leadership and communication skills.
• Excellent presentation skills.
• Stakeholder engagement skills to drive faculty training initiatives.