Training Specialist

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people technology processesSan Diego (CA)

Training and Development Specialists Professional and Management Development Training

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Position Title: Training Specialist

Location: Coronado, CAClearance Type: Secret

Responsibilities: (including But Not Limited To) Oversee software program and learning management system data entry of curriculum for courses to include Training Project Plans (TPP), Training Course Control Documents (TCCD), Lesson Plans/Trainee Guides, Instructional Media, Testing Plans, Pilot Reports, and Letters for Approval/Promulgation in accordance with Navy Education and Training (NAVEDTRA) 130 Series. Responsible data entry of testing program for courses and curriculum in accordance with Navy Education and Training (NAVEDTRA) 132 Series. Input curriculum of new training programs or the major revision of existing curriculum. Advise the instructional staff on software program/administrative readiness for curriculum design, development, and delivery. Review and prepare documentation in preparation for annual formal course reviews, training requirement reviews, and ACE (American Council on Education) evaluations. Act as project manager for curriculum date entry of new development and curriculum revisions.

Qualifications: Education or experience that included or was supplemented by computer system and software data entry and curriculum development. Shall have experience using curriculum development software or program software, i.e. Microsoft soft skills, Authoring Instructional Material (AIM), Content Planning Module (CPM)

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