fixedcurriculum

noun
UK /fɪkst kəˈrɪkjʊləm/
US /fɪkst kəˈrɪkjələm/

A fixed curriculum is a set of lessons that every student must learn and that does not change.

The school uses a fixed curriculum, so all the classes study the same subjects.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A plan of study that teachers cannot change or add to.

Under the fixed curriculum, teachers follow the same schedule every year.

3. A required list of topics for a whole school or country.

The government introduced a fixed curriculum for all primary schools.

4. A course outline that stays the same for many years.

Because of the fixed curriculum, the exams cover the same material each term.