Instructional Designer | Flexible, Impactful E‑Learning Lead

Department for Child Protection, South Australia; Adelaide; On-site; AUD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible working options

Paid Parental and Partner Leave

Recognition and Growth

Salary Packaging

Health and Fitness Perks

Wellbeing Support

Job summary

The Department for Child Protection in Keswick, South Australia, is seeking an Instructional Designer to develop training curricula and apply adult learning principles. You will design learning programs and mentor staff in instructional design concepts, leveraging digital technologies to create engaging e-learning content.

You must have a strong background in instructional design, excellent communication, and the ability to manage multiple programs while staying current with learning resources.

Qualifications

• Expert knowledge and experience in instructional design.
• Ability to convey information about e-learning tools clearly.
• Strong coaching and staff mentoring capabilities.

Responsibilities

• Enact and design learning and development programs.
• Propose recommendations to heighten learner experiences.
• Produce engaging e-learning modules.
• Train and mentor staff in instructional design using innovative technologies.
• Adapt to changes to embrace new learning resources.

Skills

Instructional design

E-learning

Coaching

Communication

Project management

Education

Certificate IV in Training and Assessment

Diploma of Training Design and Development

Job description

The Department for Child Protection in Keswick, South Australia, is seeking an Instructional Designer to develop training curricula and apply adult learning principles. You will design learning programs and mentor staff in instructional design concepts, leveraging digital technologies to create engaging e-learning content.

You must have a strong background in instructional design, excellent communication, and the ability to manage multiple programs while staying current with learning resources.