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An Instructional Design Certification is required for this position.
The US Government (USG) provides basic, advanced, leadership, and specialized tradecraft training to students around the world. The USG is responsible for designing activities, online tools, courses, and course materials for a community-wide client base. The USG designs, supports, and implements superior learning programs intended to foster greater understanding and cooperation across the organization and complimentary groups.
The USG requires an integrated instructional design team that can coordinate across organizational boundaries to develop effective curriculum and learning experiences using instructional design skills and the incorporation of learning technology, multimedia, and video production. Learning solutions may include but are not limited to: research, analysis, design, development, implementation, support, and project management for online, blended, and face-to-face training. Design efforts will facilitate the USG's mission to support training.
Priorities will be managed by the USG's Project Manager (PM), Deputy PM, and GTM. The Candidates will interface directly with the USG's PM, Deputy PM, and GTM.
REQUIRED SKILLS AND DEMONSTRATED EXPERIENCE
Certification
HIGHLY DESIRED SKILLS AND DEMONSTRATED EXPERIENCE
Full Time
$91k-109k (estimate)
05/24/2024
07/22/2024
2hb.net
Plano, TX
<25
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