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David Careers

REL Instructional Designer

Posted 9 days ago

mitchell martinMerrifield (VA)
Training and Development SpecialistsProfessional and Management Development Training

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$30.00-$40.00 Per Hr

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About the role

REL Instructional Designer
Location: Merrifield, VA
Employment Type: Contract
Compensation: Pay Range; $30.00-$40.00 Per HrDescriptionThis role involves planning and managing instructional design projects, developing courses tailored to specific learning outcomes, and collaborating on strategies for employee education and training. The position requires proficiency in various instructional technologies and is set in a hybrid environment with a minimum of three onsite days per week. The contract lasts for six months.
Key Responsibilities: Advise trainers on course evaluation results and collaborate on course design. Conduct needs assessments and create dynamic instructional materials. Develop and test course content, including interactive and technology-driven products. Evaluate the effectiveness of courses and delivery methods. Train team members on effective use of classroom materials and environments.
Qualifications: Bachelor's Degree in related field or equivalent experience. 1-5 years of experience in instructional design and course development. Advanced knowledge of instructional theories and educational psychology. Effective communication and organizational skills. Experience in evaluating course effectiveness and developing content. Core Technologies Learning Management Systems | Presentation Software | Graphic Design Tools

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