A curriculum
your teachers
can work with.
We work with your school on curriculum, materials, assessment and teacher onboarding, then implement the program on Language Boss.
The scope of a curriculum project
- Curriculum
- What students learn
- Materials
- What teachers use
- Assessment
- How learning is checked
- Teacher onboarding
- Preparing the team
Implementation of the agreed program
- Work begins with
- Your current program
- Scope
- Agreed by grade and needs
- Implementation
- Language Boss
Start with what
your school teaches.
A curriculum project begins with your current program and the changes you want to make. The scope depends on your grades, materials and assessment needs.
Curriculum and materials
Plan what students learn and the resources teachers need to teach it.
Assessment
Review how you check learning and build assessment into the program.
Teacher onboarding
Prepare your team to use the curriculum and its materials.
Language Boss implementation
Bring the agreed program onto Language Boss, with licensing scoped to your school.
George Bakewell
George develops the language-learning engine behind Choc’s platform, connecting research with how we teach, assess and adapt to students.
Meet GeorgePlanning it together
Review the starting point
Discuss your curriculum, grade coverage and assessment needs.
Define the project
Agree the work, materials and teacher onboarding required.
Plan implementation
Set out how the program will move onto Language Boss.
What does your
school need?
Tell us about your students, your timetable and the support you’re looking for.
We’ll discuss the scope with you before preparing a proposal for your school.
Discuss a school programhello@choceducation.com