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Commonwealth Parliament of Australia is seeking a TMCR Learning and Development Provider in Canberra, ACT. The role requires NV1 security clearance, more than five years delivering L&D suites, and the ability to lead and develop integrated education programs for the capability workforce.
The contract runs for 12 months and focuses on designing, delivering and evaluating learning content across the organization, with opportunities to collaborate across teams and stakeholders.
Commonwealth Parliament of Australia – Canberra ACT
Job Title - TMCR Learning and Development Provider
Job ID - 1132062
Skills, qualifications and experience required:
Job Title - TMCR Learning and Development Provider
Job ID - 1132062
Skills, qualifications and experience required:
The specification, design, creation, packaging and maintenance of materials and resources for use in learning and development in the workplace or in compulsory, further or higher education. Typically involves the assimilation of information from existing sources, selection and re-presentation in a form suitable to the intended purpose and audience. Includes instructional design, content development, configuration and testing of learning environments, and use of appropriate current technologies such as audio, video, simulation and assessment. May include third party accreditation.
TMCR Level 4Specifies the content and structure of learning and development materials. Takes responsibility for design, creation, packaging and maintenance and manages development to deliver agreed outcomes. Where required, designs, configures and tests learning environments, including creation of simulated data, and replication of external systems, interfaces, and assessment systems. Secures external accreditations as appropriate.
"We warmly welcome applications from individuals of all backgrounds, including First Nations Australians, Australian Defence Force and First Responder veterans, women in STEM, and people of all abilities, including those registered with the NDIS."