Solutions / Curriculum & Program Design
Knowing what to do is rarely what stops people. Barriers stop people, shift schedules, device access, language, confidence, cost, and the way an organization itself is structured. iCurric designs curriculum that addresses those barriers from the start, so what people learn is what they can actually apply.
Why most curriculum doesn’t transfer
Standard curriculum design focuses on content: what to teach, in what sequence, at what level. What it misses is context, the real-world conditions that determine whether a learner can act on what they’ve been taught.
Learns marketing strategy in a four-hour session, then has to apply it after a full workday, on a phone, without a team.
Completes a compliance module, then has to navigate a supervisor who doesn’t reinforce the new behavior.
Curriculum that ignores those realities is curriculum that doesn’t work, no matter how well it’s written.
Curriculum & program design from iCurric
Designed from the ground up, structured around your learners’ goals, barriers, and contexts, and guided by the iCurric360™ framework.
For organizations with existing content that isn’t performing or needs to work digitally.
For scattered workshops, trainings, and materials across teams, synthesized into one coherent, sequenced program.
Instructor guides, facilitator training, and delivery standards that ensure consistent quality across cohorts.
What is delivered
Curriculum in practice
For the Russell Innovation Center, iCurric mapped the Big IDEAS curriculum to five business-development milestone phases and implemented a custom learning management solution to make the experience accessible for the busy small business owner. This solution increased community engagement to over 85% and made program reporting to corporate sponsors easy.
Proof
Questions
An approach that identifies the practical, cultural, technological, economic, and motivational factors that prevent learners from applying what they learn, and addresses those barriers directly in the curriculum design.
A single workshop or module typically takes two to four weeks. A multi-module program or full curriculum build typically takes eight to sixteen weeks.
Yes. Many iCurric engagements begin with existing knowledge, internal experts, legacy content, or prior workshops. We structure and design that knowledge into curriculum learners can navigate and apply.
Yes. iCurric designs for in-person, virtual, blended, and fully on-demand formats, including programs accessed via mobile.
Start here
Every engagement begins with a Learning Diagnostic, so the curriculum is built around your learners’ real barriers from day one.