Project Manager, Numeracy Design and Implementation

This role focuses on three key areas in designing and implementing Foundational Numeracy programs at CSF:Developing Numeracy Curriculum and Training Content: Design early-grade mathematics curricula and training materials, ensuring alignment with evidence-based practices. Key outputs include:Learning Outcome Frameworks, Structured Pedagogy Lesson Plans, Student Worksheets, and Formative Assessments.Teacher Professional Development workshops and instructional video content.Coaching and mentoring protocols.Explainer videos, presentations, collateral materials, and nudges. Generating Field Implementation Insights: Conduct field visits and classroom observations to gather actionable insights by collecting and analyzing data on:Teaching practices in numeracy.Student learning outcomes assessments.Academic support processes.Building Academic Capacity: Enhance the academic capabilities of our state and district teams by:Conducting in-person and remote training sessions.Facilitating workshops with government experts and technical partners.Providing on-the-job shadowing and field coaching.Leading train-the-trainer sessions. This position offers an opportunity to contribute significantly to enhancing foundational numeracy education through curriculum development, field insights, and capacity building.

University degree or fellowship specialising in Mathematics Education 2+ years of mathematics teaching experience in primary grades (1–5) within under-resourced schools. 2+ years of mathematics curriculum design and professional development at a leading education service or non-profit organisation Expertise in the Science of Learning Mathematics, including:Understanding learning trajectories of early-grade mathematical concepts/skillsApplying the CPA/ELPS approaches for conceptual understandingImplementing strategies for fact and procedural fluency practiceAddressing misconceptions and hard-spotsExpertise in mathematics curriculum and teacher training:Designing Learning Outcome Progressions benchmarked against national and international curriculum standardsCreating curricular resources, including teacher and student materials such as lesson plans, worksheets, and assessmentsDelivering teacher professional development and instructional coaching through workshops, videos, classroom observations, and coaching protocols Strong communication skills in both English and Hindi - with fluency in reading, writing, and presenting academic content Ability to get things done - execute tasks efficiently, including breaking down assignments, adhering to timelines, multitasking, and ensuring accountability for deliverables Openness to feedback and a commitment to continuous learning from research evidence and field insights Willingness to stretch and travel 8–10 days per month to field locations in remote districts across various states. Passion for making a scalable impact in education and belief in achieving foundational learning for all children.