Training Designer — DSAT/ADDIE (Hybrid/Onsite)

Prattwhitney; Torpoint; On-site; GBP 35,000 - 52,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Contributory pension

Life assurance 6x salary

25 days holiday plus public holidays

Flexible benefits scheme

Enhanced sick pay

Volunteer days

Job summary

RTX is seeking a Training Designer for onsite work at HMS Raleigh, Torpoint, Cornwall. The role involves accountable management of training transformation, development of engaging courseware, and applying DSAT and ADDIE methodologies to ensure high-quality outputs.

You will collaborate with subject matter experts, review validation changes, and contribute to overall instructional strategy. A strong background in Learning and Development and defence training practices is essential.

Qualifications

• Experience in a Learning and Development environment.
• Familiar with ADDIE and DSAT training design approaches.
• Experience with training and instructional design.
• Proficient with program management tools.

Responsibilities

• Accountable for all training courses assigned to you with regards to training transformation.
• Advocate for creation of engaging, inclusive learner-centric training content.
• Ensure training design processes follow DSAT and DSAT-compliant methods.
• Address, resolve and escalate challenges impacting delivery timelines.
• Produce high-quality training design, e-learning and courseware materials as required.
• Develop training courseware using a variety of media and technology.

Skills

ADDIE

DSAT

Training design

Program management

UK MoD procedures

Job description

RTX is seeking a Training Designer for onsite work at HMS Raleigh, Torpoint, Cornwall. The role involves accountable management of training transformation, development of engaging courseware, and applying DSAT and ADDIE methodologies to ensure high-quality outputs.

You will collaborate with subject matter experts, review validation changes, and contribute to overall instructional strategy. A strong background in Learning and Development and defence training practices is essential.