
Korean-Japanese Curriculum Designer (Contract)
About this role
Role Overview
The Korean-Japanese Curriculum Designer Contractor position at Speak is a six-month remote opportunity based in South Korea for a skilled education professional. This role centers on planning, developing, and localizing Japanese language learning materials tailored specifically for Korean speakers. Ideal candidates possess a strong background in instructional design, a passion for educational technology, and the ability to work independently to craft engaging in-app lessons.
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About the Company
Speak is an artificial intelligence company redefining language acquisition through a mobile-first, conversation-driven application. Originating as the top language learning app in South Korea in 2019, the organization has expanded its footprint globally across multiple markets and languages. Backed by prominent venture capital firms including OpenAI, Accel, Founders Fund, and Khosla Ventures, the distributed team operates from hubs including San Francisco, Seoul, Tokyo, Taipei, and Ljubljana with a mission to make immersive tutoring accessible to millions.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should visit the official Speak careers page to submit an application for this remote contract role.
Questions candidates ask
What is the employment type for this role?
This position is a 6-month contract role with the possibility of extension based on performance and business needs.
Where is the position located?
The role is remote, and applicants must be based in South Korea.
What language proficiencies are required?
Applicants must have native-level Korean proficiency with strong cultural intuition for the Korean market, alongside native or near-native proficiency in Japanese.
Are working hours flexible?
Yes, working hours and days for this remote contract position are flexible.
What is the primary focus of the curriculum designer?
The designer focuses on planning curricula, writing, producing, and localizing Japanese language learning materials specifically for Korean speakers.