Content Developer for Professional Development in Financial Management

University College (UC) is committed to expanding access to Tufts and transforming the lives of diverse learners across generations through innovative and high-quality educational opportunities, career acceleration, and community connections.

UC’s programmatic areas include Tufts Professional and Continuing Education Programs, Tufts Pre-College Programs, the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, and the Center for Professional and Workforce Impact.

UC offers a fast-paced, nimble environment committed to providing world class education to a wide variety of learners.

UC is well-positioned to develop a distinctive presence in the greater Boston landscape as part of a diverse and accessible institution that makes learning and engagement with education of all kinds for all people a part of its core mission.

Visit https://universitycollege.tufts.edu/ for more information and to review our strategic plan.

One of the key areas of the University College’s work is the Center for Professional and Workforce Impact, dedicated to expanding Tufts’ commitment to social mobility by producing research and providing cross-school educational programming that promotes career readiness and advancement for learners at all stages and across industries and job roles.

The Center is developing short, noncredit, workshops and short courses targeting working professionals with upskilling and reskilling needs in life sciences, healthcare and nutrition, and societal impact (non-profit) sectors.

These workshops are designed as modules, with the base modules (level 1) being highly applicable to multiple jobs and industries.

These modules are transferrable and can be stacked later with synchronous content and projects to deliver applied and experiential learning opportunities for learners.

The level 1 modules are between 5-10 hours to complete and are on-demand and asynchronous in format.

The Center is seeking to hire multiple content developer to design, develop the level 1 modules for a number of topics.

If successful there may be future opportunities for synchronous and live learner engagement.

The financial management topic for development is:

-Foundational Financial Management for Non Finance Managers: Focused on the information managers and other non finance business professionals need such as basic financial statements, budgeting and forecasting, and best practices for avoiding financial pitfalls.