15 skills
Education Suite
Academic Blog Strategy
Higher education content marketing and academic blog strategy skill for university marketing teams, college communications directors, and EdTech content managers. Use this skill when you need to build a thought leadership content program, create an editorial calendar for an academic institution, develop blog post templates for research digests, student spotlights, or faculty Q&As, optimize academic content for SEO, or map content to the student lifecycle from prospect to alumni. Produces a complete content strategy with editorial calendar, templates, and SEO playbook.
educationAlumni Outreach
Alumni engagement and advancement communications skill for university development offices, alumni relations teams, and institutional advancement professionals. Use this skill to create donor cultivation campaigns, reunion outreach sequences, alumni newsletter content, mentorship program communications, annual fund appeal letters, and event invitation templates. Produces segmented outreach strategies with complete email templates, engagement scoring frameworks, and campaign timelines optimized for giving and participation rates.
educationCourse Marketing Copy
EdTech and enrollment marketing copywriting skill for course creators, university marketing teams, online education platforms, and corporate training departments. Use this skill to write course landing pages, ad copy variants, email enrollment sequences, testimonial collection frameworks, and comparison page templates. Applies AIDA, transformation promise, and social proof frameworks specifically calibrated for education buying decisions. Produces conversion-optimized copy that turns browsers into enrolled students.
educationCourse Syllabus Structure
Curriculum design and syllabus development skill for higher education faculty, instructional designers, department chairs, and accreditation coordinators. Use this skill to build course syllabi using Bloom's Taxonomy, backward design (Understanding by Design), and Universal Design for Learning (UDL) frameworks. Produces complete syllabi with aligned learning objectives, assessment matrices, weekly schedules, accessibility checklists, and rubrics that satisfy accreditation standards and promote inclusive learning outcomes.
educationEducation Partnership Pitch
Institutional partnership and business development skill for education leaders, EdTech companies, corporate training directors, and grant-funded collaboration managers. Use this skill to create partnership proposals, pitch deck outlines, MOA/MOU templates, budget justifications, and outcomes measurement plans for school-industry, university-corporate, and inter-institutional partnerships. Covers institutional partnership models, grant-funded collaboration structures, and corporate training partnership frameworks for K-12, higher ed, and workforce development.
educationEducational Content Calendar
Content operations and editorial planning skill for education marketers, university communications teams, K-12 district social media managers, and EdTech content strategists. Use this skill to build 12-month editorial calendars aligned to academic year cycles, enrollment funnel content maps, multi-channel posting schedules, email cadence plans, and content pillar frameworks. Produces deployment-ready calendars with specific dates, content types, channels, and ownership assignments that coordinate blog, social, email, and paid content across the full student lifecycle.
educationGrant Application Schools
Write a K-12 grant application that hits every rubric requirement without a $10K consultant rewriting it the week before the deadline. Use this skill when you are a teacher, grant coordinator, or district office staffer applying for Title funds, DonorsChoose, state education initiatives, or private foundation grants like NEA Foundation or Gates. Produces a narrative covering statement of need, project goals tied to student outcomes, implementation plan with a real timeline, evaluation method, sustainability after grant-year-one, and a defensible budget with line items. Includes a principal letter of support, a shorter DonorsChoose variant, and a reviewer-checklist scan so you do not miss required attachments.
educationLesson Plan Template
Write a full lesson plan for tomorrow morning in the time it takes you to reheat coffee. Use this skill when you are a K-12 teacher, an adjunct instructor, or a corporate trainer who needs a lesson plan tied to a standard — Common Core, NGSS, state framework, or an internal learning objective — not a generic worksheet. Produces a 45 to 90 minute lesson plan with objectives, warm-up, direct instruction, guided practice, independent work, exit ticket, and materials list. Includes differentiation notes for IEPs, ELL learners, and early finishers, plus an aligned homework assignment. Works for elementary, middle, high school, or workplace training contexts.
educationOnline Course Launch
Launch an online course without drowning in a 40-tab Notion workspace or paying $3K for a course-creator bootcamp. Use this skill when you have a course mostly built on Teachable, Kajabi, Podia, or Thinkific and need the launch sequence — landing page, email flow, webinar or challenge funnel, and ads — in one coordinated push. Produces a six-week launch timeline, a sales-page draft with headline and pricing table, a 12-email nurture-and-pitch sequence, a webinar outline, and social teaser copy for Instagram and LinkedIn. Includes a $50-a-day Meta ad starter plan and a cart-close urgency sequence calibrated for cohort-based or evergreen formats.
educationParent Newsletter
Write a weekly or bi-weekly parent newsletter that communicates what happened in your classroom without requiring an hour of your Friday afternoon. Use this skill when you are an elementary, middle, or high school teacher, a homeroom lead, or a school principal who wants a clean format for families to actually read on a phone. Produces a one-page newsletter with this-week-in-class, upcoming dates, celebrations or shout-outs, a practical at-home extension, and a single question parents can ask at dinner. Includes a Spanish-language version for ELL families and formatting for Seesaw, ClassDojo, or a standard school-district email system.
educationProfessional Development Outline
Design a professional development session teachers actually want to sit through — not the mandatory Tuesday-afternoon PowerPoint that gets side-eye from the back row. Use this skill when you are an instructional coach, department chair, or PD director planning a 60-minute, half-day, or full-day session tied to a specific outcome (literacy coaching, new curriculum rollout, classroom management, equity practice). Produces a timed outline with warm-up, input, active-practice protocol, reflection, and commitment-to-action closer, plus facilitator notes, a handout, and a post-session survey. Includes variants for virtual (Zoom), in-person, and asynchronous formats aligned to state CEU requirements.
educationScholarship Description
Describe a scholarship program so the students you want to reach actually find and apply to it, instead of a recycled boilerplate page on a university site. Use this skill when your foundation, alumni association, or college office is launching a new scholarship or refreshing an existing one and needs clear copy plus application instructions. Produces a scholarship landing page with eligibility bullets, award amount, application deadline, required essays, selection criteria, and past-recipient spotlight. Includes a counselor-outreach email, a social media call across Instagram and TikTok, and an FAQ block covering the five questions applicants always send anyway. Written to screen in the right applicants and screen out the wrong ones.
educationStudent Communication Email
Draft an email to a student that says what needs to be said, in writing, without becoming a five-paragraph defense of your grading. Use this skill when you are a K-12 or higher-ed teacher sending a note about a missing assignment, behavior concern, grade discrepancy, recommendation request, or a positive acknowledgment that should land in the family inbox. Produces a two-paragraph email with clear subject line, context, specific ask or next step, and closing tone appropriate to the relationship. Includes variants for parent-copy, CC-administrator, and student-direct recipients, plus a FERPA checklist so you do not accidentally disclose grades to the wrong adult. Written in plain English for busy readers.
educationStudent Feedback Form
Build a student feedback form that surfaces what is actually working and what is not, rather than 35 questions of emoji-based vanity data. Use this skill when you teach middle school, high school, or college and want a mid-semester pulse, an end-of-unit reflection, or an end-of-term course review. Produces an 8 to 12 question form with scale, multiple-choice, and open-response items covering pace, clarity, workload, engagement, and one open-ended "what should I stop doing" question. Includes an anonymous-launch instruction sheet for Google Forms or Microsoft Forms, an age-appropriate variant for grades 3 to 8, and a debrief protocol for sharing results back with the class.
educationTutoring Business Setup
Go from "I should tutor on the side" to a booked calendar and a billable business in the span of two weekends. Use this skill when you are a teacher, a grad student, or a subject-matter expert launching private or small-group tutoring and need the full setup — positioning, pricing, booking, payments, and first-10-clients acquisition — in one plan. Produces a positioning statement, tiered pricing menu, a one-page website outline, a Calendly booking flow, a Stripe or Square invoice template, a parent-facing welcome packet, and a local-SEO and referral-outreach playbook. Includes LLC versus sole-prop guidance for US-based tutors and a liability-waiver template.