Pearson
Instructional Partner
🇺🇸 Remote - US
🕑 Full-Time
💰 $125K - $130K
💻 Customer Success
🗓️ June 17th, 2025
K-12
Edtech.com's Summary
Pearson is hiring an Instructional Partner to collaborate with Connections Academy school teams in improving student academic outcomes by leveraging curriculum, instruction, and technology solutions. The role involves establishing relationships with school staff, analyzing needs, and developing strategic supports aligned with school improvement goals.
Highlights
- Collaborate with school teams to address challenges and design strategies related to curriculum, instruction, and technology.
- Analyze school needs and facilitate tailored course customizations and curriculum resources.
- Stay engaged with Product & Technology teams to align school support with product roadmaps and educational standards.
- Conduct research on state, charter, and school requirements influencing curriculum decisions.
- Must have advanced knowledge of education management, learning management, and content management systems.
- Technologically proficient with Microsoft Office, Azure DevOps, Google Suite, Adobe, and quick to learn new platforms.
- Requires a minimum of 7 years in US K-12 education with at least 3 years in virtual learning preferred.
- Master's degree in Education or related field is desired.
- Compensation range is $125,000 to $130,000 annually with eligibility for a sales incentive plan.
- Excellent verbal and written communication and strong organizational skills are essential.
Instructional Partner Full Description
Instructional Partner
USA
- Job: Customer Success
- Schedule: FULL_TIME
- Req ID: 20111
Purpose: In the pursuit of student academic success, Product & Technology (P&T) Instructional Partners collaborate with Connections Academy school teams to identify and prioritize problems-to-be-solved and work to provide solutions for these needs based on deep understanding of their specific curriculum, instruction, and technology landscape via the optimal implementation of existing products and tools.
Reporting to the Director of Instructional Partners, the IP establishes and maintains relationships with key staff at assigned schools and leads the analysis of school needs and the development of key supports as defined in partnership with school staff to improve academic outcomes of students and customer satisfaction.
Responsibilities:
- Meet regularly and consistently with school teams (including teachers, counselors, and others) to collaboratively engage in the design thinking process, address challenges and develop innovative strategies related to curriculum, instruction, and technology
- Serve as domain expert to map school profile and framework with curriculum, instruction, and technology tools and resources
- Maintain a log of challenges and opportunities to problem solve and measure impact, deliver short-term solutions, and inform long-term roadmap planning
- Understand and incorporate the Dynamic School Model of evidence-based practices and connect curriculum and technology tools in pursuit of school and student performance
- Establish and maintain the P&T partnership between PVS and schools
- Serve as a customer voice on the P&T team in all phases of work: reviewing, planning, implementation, release, evaluation
- Define, prioritize, and facilitate completion of school-specific needs, including course customizations and supporting curriculum resources
- Facilitate Product and Curriculum review process of legislation that potentially impacts curriculum
- Define, prioritize, and facilitate completion of school-specific needs, including course customizations and supporting curriculum resources
- Facilitate Product and Curriculum review process of legislation that potentially impacts curriculum
- Conduct research into state, charter, and school requirements to address school needs
- Collaborate with P&T colleagues to stay current and engaged with the Product Roadmap and Strategy, understanding implications for school partners
- Lead the analysis of school needs for the implementation of existing products and technology tools
- Collaborate with other IPs on the maintenance of a collection of instructional practices, curriculum, and technology tools to leverage in problem-solving with schools
- Collaborate with other school support staff at PVS and consult on ways to support schools with academic outcomes
- Provide curriculum, instruction, and technology strategies to best support the school’s School Improvement Plan outcomes
Key Relationships:
- Collaborate closely with the P&T Instructional Partners, colleagues in Product, Curriculum, and Technology, as well as other roles at PVS supporting school partners
- Work closely with school staff to support the implementation of products and technology tools
Training & Competencies:
- Must be a critical and “out-of-the-box” thinker and problem solver
- Must be a self-starter and continuous learner – one who is willing to research and acquire new skills
- Must be resourceful – able to leverage internal and external resources to support meeting school needs
- Must be comfortable with ambiguity and pivoting priorities
- Must be analytical – able to grasp complex concepts and synthesize data to drive actions and decision-making
- Must communicate complex information to colleagues in a way that can be easily understood
Experience & Competencies:
- Master’s degree in Education or related field is desired
- Minimum of five (5) years of experience in instructional support or related experience in the US K-12 education space
- Minimum of seven (7) years of experience in the US K-12 education space, with at least 3 years in virtual learning preferred
- Thorough understanding of K-12 academic standards and requirements, and their application in public institutions
- Proven track record of meeting deadlines while producing highly accurate, accountable work; very detail-oriented
- Advanced knowledge of education management systems, learning management systems, and/or content management systems
- Technologically proficient with Microsoft® Office, Azure Dev Ops, Google Suite, Adobe, and ability to learn other software programs and technology platforms quickly
- Must enjoy a challenging work environment that requires flexibility, self-direction, creativity, strong communication, and organizational skills
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Compensation at Pearson is influenced by a wide array of factors, including but not limited to skill set, level of experience, and specific location. As required by the Colorado, California, Washington State, New York Stat,e and New York City laws, the pay range for this position is as follows:
Minimum full-time salary range is between $125k - $130k annually.
This position is eligible to participate in a sales incentive plan, and information on benefits offered is here.1143393
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