We’re Hiring: Sanskrit & Indian Wisdom Curriculum Developer
We are building a holistic education platform for global Indian children aged 6–12, helping them develop a meaningful connection with Sanskrit, Indian culture, stories, values, and wisdom traditions.
We’re looking for a Sanskrit & Indian Wisdom Curriculum Developer who can bring together deep subject knowledge, solid educational thinking, and an ability to make ancient wisdom relevant for children growing up in the modern world.
About the Role
You will help design engaging, age-appropriate learning journeys around Sanskrit shlokas, Hindu literature, classical texts, Indian philosophy, stories, and wisdom traditions.
The goal is not just recitation or memorisation.
We want children to understand:
What a shloka or idea means
The context behind it
Why it matters
How its wisdom can connect meaningfully with their lives today
What You’ll Work On
Select age-appropriate shlokas, stories, concepts, and themes
Build structured curricula and learning progressions for children aged 6–12
Explain the meaning, context,



pronunciation, and significance of Sanskrit shlokas
Simplify complex ideas without losing their depth or integrity
Identify timeless ideas from ancient texts and connect them thoughtfully to modern life
Develop lesson plans, teacher guides, activities, worksheets, discussion prompts, and storytelling material
Adapt content for children growing up across different cultures and countries
Design experiences that encourage curiosity, reflection, conversation, creativity, and application
Ensure the curriculum is culturally rooted, accurate, thoughtful, and engaging
Who We’re Looking For
You may be a Sanskrit scholar, educator, teacher, curriculum designer, researcher, writer, or someone with a strong academic background in a related field.
We’d love to hear from you if you have:
Strong knowledge of Sanskrit and correct pronunciation
Familiarity with Sanskrit shlokas and their meanings
Strong knowledge of Hindu

📌 Sanskrit & Indian Wisdom Curriculum Developer (India)
🏢 One Katha at a Time
📍 India