Course Development Teacher

Sask DLC; Prince Albert; Hybrid; CAD 52,000 - 66,000; Full time

Job summary

Sask DLC seeks a temporary Course Development Teacher to design high-quality online course content and assessments. You will collaborate with Instructional Designers, SMEs, PLNs, and the tech team to ensure alignment with Sask DLC standards, programs guidelines, and policies.

You will lead content development, ensure learning outcomes are achieved, and participate in onboarding. The role emphasizes teamwork, timely delivery, and adherence to curriculum requirements.

Qualifications

• Understanding curriculum and assessment requirements to develop instructional content.
• Drafting instructional content using MS Word with clear alignment to objectives.
• Collaborating with Course Development Team to integrate content into Moodle and align with standards.
• Envisioning and developing plans ensuring learning outcomes are met and assessed per AGC framework.

Responsibilities

• Understand curriculum and assessment: Demonstrate deep understanding of curriculum requirements to develop instructional content that meets outcomes.
• Drafting Instructional content: Use MS Word to draft content ensuring clarity and alignment with learning objectives.
• Collaboration with Course Development Team: Work with team to integrate content into Moodle with alignment to objectives and guidelines.
• Envision and develop comprehensive plans for each course, ensuring learning outcomes are met and assessed per the AGC Framework.

Skills

Collaboration

Organizational skills

Technical skills

Communication

Tools

Moodle

Job description

Sask DLC requires a temporary full time (1.0 FTE) Course Development Teacher. The position will commence based on the availability of the successful candidate and end on June 25th, 2027. The campus location will be determined by the principal residence of the successful candidate.

At Sask DLC, we are committed to providing students with a quality online educational experience, which includes meaningful interactions with students and parents. As a Course Development Teacher, you will play a crucial role in shaping our online courses and ensuring they meet the needs of our students. We are looking for teachers who understand the challenges of online learning and are passionate about creating engaging and effective learning experiences for all stakeholders.

As a Course Development Teacher at Sask DLC, you will be responsible for developing high-quality content for our courses. You will collaborate with our Instructional Design Consultants, Subject Matter Experts (SMEs), Professional Learning Networks (PLNs), and the Technology support team to ensure that the content and assessments align with curricular outcomes and is implemented effectively following Sask DLC Course Development standards, programs guidelines, frameworks and policies.

Primary Responsibilities

Specific Skills and/or responsibilities include:

• Understand curriculum and assessment: Demonstrate a deep understanding of curriculum requirements to develop instructional content that meets curricular outcomes
• Drafting Instructional content : Use MS word to draft instructional content ensuring clarity and alignment with learning objectives
• Collaboration with Course Development Team: Work closely on a project team with instructional content into the Moodle environment, ensuring alignment with learning objectives, design standards, and program guidelines. This includes actively seeking input from team members.
• Envision and develop comprehensive plans for each course development project, ensuring all learning outcomes are met and assessed according to the Sask DLC Assessment, Grading, and Communication (AGC) Framework.

We are seeking professionals who can demonstrate:

• Collaboration: Able to work collaboratively with Instructional Designers and other team members, demonstrating a willingness to provide and receive constructive feedback
• Organizational Skill: Strong attention to detail, time management, and the ability to meet deadlines.
• Technical Skills: Proficiency in technical areas such as audio production, video editing, web development, or other relevant skills is beneficial but not required.
• Soft Skills: Demonstrate soft skills such as adaptability, innovative thinking, teamwork and problem solving.
• Seek out appropriate resources for course development and be prepared to engage with partners where opportunities exist.

All successful candidates will be required to complete the Sask DLC course development team orientation and onboarding as part of the introduction to the Course Development Team.

Any questions regarding this position can be directed to:[e-mail]

Applications will remain open until September 4th, 2026.

Salary is as per STF Collective Agreement Step & Class.

*We thank all those who apply for this position; however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted. The successful candidate will be required to submit a satisfactory criminal record check (vulnerable sector) as a condition of employment.