We need our next Curriculum Developer to have strong written communication skills. How would you rate your written communication skills?
Your interviewer is getting a good indication of your verbal communication skills during your interview process. But because written communication skills are so important in the success of a Curriculum Developer, your interviewer is posing this question to you to get an idea of your strengths as a writer. As you rate your written communication skills, be sure to talk about your written projects from previous roles. Don't hesitate to talk about formal curriculum instructions you have written. Even discussing clear and consistent communications in email and memos is important in this role as well, so talk about why taking the time to write clearly is important in your work. However you answer, make sure that your interviewer walks away knowing that written communications are essential to your work.
"My written communication skills are strong. As you can see in the portfolio I've provided, the written curricula that I develop are clear, concise and error free. Any time that I write, I take time to proofread and even use a program like Grammarly to ensure that both grammar and spelling mistakes are avoided. I take this same approach when I draft other communications like internal memos and emails communications as well."
