English and Spanish curriculum publishing is at the core of Macmillan Education with a vigorous publishing programme catering to the needs of primary and secondary schools across the whole curriculum. The publishing range encompasses science, social science, geography, maths and literacy skills. The end product may take the form of an atlas, textbook or digital resource and recognises the changing needs of teachers worldwide.

Whichever country or curriculum we are publishing for, there are guarantees with Macmillan Education materials. Our unrivalled standing is built upon a close understanding of the specific requirements of each country in which we operate. We work with local authorities, Ministries of Education, teachers and teacher trainers to ensure our experienced authors match curriculum requirements.

We support our teachers with online and face-to-face resources, websites, downloadable materials, tests and teacher-training. We understand that teachers make a commitment when they choose our materials, and we are committing to helping and supporting them as they begin to use them. Online teaching clubs and magazines allow us to give them individual attention. It’s almost like we’re there with the teacher in the classroom.

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Macmillan Education has acquired four local Spanish curriculum publishers since 2007, Castillo, Puerto de Palos, Cantaro and Estrada, signifying the growing investment in the Spanish curriculum market in Latin America and particularly in Mexico, Argentina and Brazil. The investment in more Spanish schools curriculum and Spanish trade materials will help develop Macmillan's position as a leading curriculum publisher in the region, as well as being market leaders in ELT.

Macmillan Australia leads the way in educational curriculum publishing with primary and secondary courses written and developed to meet the requirements of the Australian education systems. With its enormous range of print, electronic and web-based resources, and providing both state-based and school-based professional development sessions on education topics for teachers, there is little surprise it won the Australian Publishers' Association's Primary Publisher of the Year Award in 2007 and 2008.

Macmillan in Africa has been publishing books for nearly 40 years and has developed a reputation for producing quality educational textbooks and supplementary materials in all curriculum subjects. The publishing range from infant to tertiary education, both in English and French, has built an unrivalled standing based on close understanding of the specific requirements of each country. We work closely on building partnerships with specialist organisations, aid donors and NGOs and this has lead to some of the publishing for the health list with titles such as "Where there is no Doctor", that have become core texts in health care programmes for developing countries. Our publishing is not confined to traditional print but comes in the forms of maps, wall charts and increasingly the digital resources as African ministries invest in the educational future online.

Macmillan South Africa works closely with educational authorities across southern Africa, and the result is a cutting-edge range of primary and secondary titles, elearning and technical materials.

Macmillan India has an unrivalled reputation and name in the school market. It’s probable that over the past 100 years, most children in India have studied with a Macmillan coursebook, be it a science coursebook or medical journal. 

Macmillan Caribbean publishes at primary and secondary levels in the English-speaking Caribbean to fit local and regional curricula requirements. At primary level we have produced high-quality country-specific courses for Jamaica, Trinidad, St Lucia and Belize as well as a number of other territories. Local curriculum-specific publishing is also a feature of our lower secondary list, while upper secondary, including the Caribbean A-level equivalent, follows the regional syllabi of the Caribbean Examinations Council. Macmillan has a strong reputation in all of its Caribbean markets for producing high-quality, relevant and culturally appropriate educational materials as well as for using local writing expertise and advisors in the development of its products.