Content Strategist

The role

Head Start content is only useful if it is accurate, current and written for the people running the programs. This remote US role plans the full content lifecycle for a federally funded national center, from ideation to evaluation, and turns research and policy into practical guidance for leaders, teachers, home visitors and training providers. Much of it is published on HeadStart.gov. You work with subject matter experts, a quality assurance manager and federal partners. It asks for 5+ years in content strategy, curriculum development or systems-level technical assistance in early childhood, plus a related bachelor's degree.

Tools and skills