Cyber School Institutional Training Developer
chitra productionsAugusta (GA)
Cyber School Institutional Training Developer
Posted 3 days ago
chitra productionsAugusta (GA)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Chitra Productions, LLC is seeking an Institutional Training Developer to design, develop, and evaluate training for the Cyber School. In this role, you will turn technical and operational requirements into effective instruction, maintain course materials, and help improve training as requirements evolve.
What you’ll do:
Develop skill-based instructional materials and lesson plans using the Adult Learning Model or Experiential Learning Model.
Apply the ADDIE process to analyze training needs, design instruction, develop materials, support implementation, and evaluate results.
Review training programs, apply evaluation criteria, resolve development challenges, and recommend improvements.
Maintain training records, survey results, reference materials, and functional files using tools such as TDC, SharePoint, Blackboard, and Microsoft Office.
Must haves: TS/SCI Security Clearance
At least one year of experience working in an automated training development database such as Training Development Capability (TDC).
Either two years of experience designing full-length, skill-based instructional materials and writing lesson plans using the Adult Learning Model or Experiential Learning Model; or five years of military experience in communications and information technology systems, force structure, information assurance, Homeland Defense, NETOPS, digital COTS systems, and unified land operations.
Experience with a range of training methods, techniques, and tools, including developing new approaches and evaluating training effectiveness.
Strong writing, organization, records management, and office application skills.
Graduation from the Common Faculty Development–Developers Course (CFD-DC) or TDC Course, or eligibility to attend required training within 60 days of contract start or at the course’s earliest availability.
Onsite at Fort Gordon, GA
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