Job Title: Instructional Designer

Job ID:90234

Location: Surrey, British Columbia

Overview:The Instructional Designer – Level 1 assesses training needs; develops programs and curricula designs and develops instructional materials, packages, evaluation tools; manages, monitors and evaluates instructional design projects and curricula applications. Writes technical training materials, work process, procedure documents, and manuals.

What you will be doing:

- Develops competency profile charts, course/program profiles or outlines, curricula, training modules, and other complex training materials from information gathered from clients through a formal needs assessment process. Provides formal needs assessment services for the organization.
- Designs and creates instructional training modules and materials by: determining specific learning tasks, sub tasks and content; writing and sequencing performance objectives and developing performance measures following adult education principles; and integrating delivery techniques to enhance in-person instructor-led and virtual instructor-led and other instructional delivery methods.
- Applies current adult education concepts and learning approaches such as: experiential teaching techniques, accelerated learning principles, interactive delivery methods to curriculum projects and materials.
- Develops and establishes standardized curricula format and templates for course material and facilitators guide. Provides expertise in adapting current curricula to alternative delivery channels such as web-based training, virtual instructor-led, etc.
- Identifies opportunities to integrate emerging trends in instructional design to curricula and learning methods and techniques.
- Prepares, maintains and updates training and instructional website.
- Designs and develops instructional materials and technical documentation for large complex systems.
- Liaises and works with Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) to: identify objectives,



gather material, structure effective lessons and develop assessment tools appropriate for technical and trade audiences; writes, revises and edits training, work process and procedure documents from information provided by SMEs. Analyzes material for: logic, completeness, focus, clarity, grammar, spelling and punctuation. Consults with SMEs and Technical Trades Trainers to ensure accuracy and relevance of content to training; works with and facilities design teams and ensures timely development of training modules
- Provides technical guidance to Instructional Designer 1 on the application of adult learning principles to optimize course design development and maintenance of instructional materials, production of instructional videos and digital assets.
- Performs some or all the duties of the Instructional Designer 1 job.
- Performs minor duties related to the above duties that do not affect the rating of the job.

What you must have:

- Robust knowledge of adult learning principles and ADDIE (Analyze, Design, Develop, Implement and Evaluate) model as it relates to curriculum development.
- Good knowledge of evaluation and assessment methodologies.
- Ability to develop and design competency profile charts, course outlines and profiles, training modules, curricula, and other training materials.
- Ability to use course outlines and learning objectives to develop complex instructional materials and technical documentation.
- Ability to prepare performance objectives and performance measures.
- Ability to apply and integrate adult education concepts and learning approaches to curricula.
- Ability to develop and establish standardized curricula format and templates.
- Ability to provide expertise on alternative delivery channels.
- Ability to write and develop complex instructional materials, technical documents and understandable/user friendly manuals.
- Physical ability to carry out job duties.

Salary/Rate Range:$29.00-$36.00 per hour

Term:6-month contract; most likely to extend

📌 Instructional Designer (Surrey)
🏢 TEEMA
📍 Surrey