instructional design

With the ever-changing and evolving landscape of the Learning and Development (L&D) field as well as our recent economic shift, it’s more important than ever to know how to market yourself to hiring managers and recruiters when looking for new opportunities.

An Instructional Designer (ID) is paramount to the learning and training process of an organization and often serve at the intersection of teaching and design. This role is typically tasked with redesigning courses, developing new courses or curriculums from scratch, and creating training materials such as manuals, user guides and learning modules. But, how do you find the right one?

An Instructional Designer is paramount in the learning and training process of an organization and are often considered being at the intersection of teaching and design. And the need for this role is growing. If you want to go into this sought-after field, here are the must-have skillsets.