FAQs
What is the primary role of an Instructional Designer I?
The primary role of an Instructional Designer I is to develop educational curriculum, including various training solutions such as instructor-led training, interactive e-courses, and job aids, applying sound instructional design principles to create engaging and effective learning experiences.
What instructional design model is utilized in this position?
The ADDIE instructional design model is utilized to create effective and engaging learning experiences.
What types of training materials will I be expected to create?
You will be expected to create storyboards, scripts, multimedia training programs, outlines, syllabi, lecture notes, and materials for both in-person and online courses.
What software skills are required for this position?
Proficiency in Windows Office 365 applications and skills in Articulate Rise are required. Articulate Storyline skills are preferred.
Is prior experience developing virtual learning solutions necessary?
Yes, prior experience developing effective virtual learning solutions is preferred for this position.
What qualifications are needed to apply for the Instructional Designer I role?
A Bachelor's degree in education, Instructional Design, or equivalent experience, along with 1-4 years of training and instructional design experience is preferred.
How important is attention to detail for this position?
Attention to detail is critical, as the role involves writing concise, creative, and accurate instructions, along with conducting peer reviews.
Will I have opportunities to deliver training directly?
Yes, you will deliver classroom and virtual training and assist peers in preparing for training delivery.
What is the work environment like for this role?
The work environment is an office setting during agency operating hours, with tasks performed while sitting or standing, sometimes involving exposure to allergens.
Are project management skills considered an asset for this role?
Yes, project management skills are preferred and considered an asset in effectively managing multiple priorities and timelines.
How does the Instructional Designer I align projects with the organization's goals?
You will ensure that all projects align with Aveanna's goals, objectives, mission, vision, values, and the 5Cs throughout the course development process.
What are the physical requirements for this job?
The physical requirements include the ability to speak, write, read, and understand English, along with prolonged sitting, walking, standing, and the capacity to climb stairs.
How important is flexibility in this position?
Flexibility is important, as you may need to back up other Learning and Development department staff as needed.