Our client, a well-established market-leading global training provider are looking for an instructional designer to join their international learning team to create engaging and innovative learning solutions for a variety of industries.
Within this role, you will be responsible for the writing and designing of bespoke learning content as well as project managing all solutions until completion.
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Responsibilities
- Work closely with subject matter experts internally and externally to define learning course aims and outcomes
- Design bespoke learning programmes, including the production of storyboards and scripts
- Liaise and build relationships with clients to ensure learning requirements are met and remain up to date
- Provide guidance and support to clients and stakeholders, ensuring they are in line with the latest digital learning trends
- Project manage the end-to-end process of the design cycle, including designing, implementing and evaluating
Skills
- Excellent communication skills of the English language, both verbal and written
- Great organisational skills with great attention to detail
- The ability to work on multiple projects at once, simultaneously
- Ability to build and retain close relationships with both internal and external stakeholders and subject matter experts
Experience
- A minimum of 2 years experience in the design of digital learning solutions
- Experience in applying recognised learning methodologies, principles and approaches when creating digital learning
Education
- Instructional Design related qualifications are desirable but not essential
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Design and develop solutions
Design and develop solutions
3 – Advanced
(Co-)Designing and developing learning experiences and solutions that include appropriate formal and informal learning solutions, resources and performance support, ensuring that business, performance and learner requirements are met.
Manage projects
3 – Advanced
Initiating, planning, executing, controlling and closing the work of teams on L&D projects to achieve goals and meet success criteria.
Strategy and operations
Develop L&D capability
2 – Proficient
Keeping L&D’s capabilities current and future-ready.
L&D strategy
2 – Proficient
Aligning the learning strategy with the business strategy, planning to move the business forward and guiding execution of L&D tactics in line with strategy.
Manage and improve L&D processes
2 – Proficient
Managing L&D business processes and their continuous improvement.
Manage L&D resources
2 – Proficient
Ensuring adequate capacity, availability and optimal utilisation of people, facilities and equipment to meet current and future organisational learning requirements and provide a seamless end-to-end customer experience.
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Samantha Ward
Sam is a natural recruiter who is really efficient at what she does. She works across a variety of L&D roles, with a focus on learning design roles – and enjoys helping people find exactly the right kind of role for their skills.
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