ELC 001: Finding a Job in Instructional Design

 

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In this first episode, you’ll get a fresh perspective on job seeking, hiring and finding your career path as a learning architect. Director of Instructional Design, Joe Fournier, provides super advice on starting out or moving to a better position in instructional design, training, and eLearning design and development.

We discuss:

  • Skills hiring managers are seeking
  • How to get experience
  • Making a portfolio
  • Whether an ID degree is required
  • Changes in the field
  • Preparing for the future
  • Pay disparity between men and women

Time: Under 25 minutes

If you’re new at this and want to learn more about instructional design, check out my free 12-lesson email course: Breaking Into Instructional Design.


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8 Responses to “ELC 001: Finding a Job in Instructional Design”
  1. Monica says:

    Enjoyed the interview with Joe. It was good to hear what a hiring manager might be looking for in an ID job candidate. I am a classroom teacher with a Masters in Instructional Technology who is trying to transition into instructional design/elearning. I now have a starting point for how I can better craft my product, “Me” I look forward to more podcast

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    Connie Malamed Reply:

    I’m glad this was so helpful to you, Monica. I thought he had enlightened answers!

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  2. Barbara says:

    Awesome information in this podcast. Thank you for sending to my inbox, I look forward to more from your site!

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    Connie Malamed Reply:

    Barbara,
    Glad you found it informative. If you need more info on becoming an instructional designer, check my free eCourse, Breaking into Instructional Design.
    Connie

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  3. I enjoyed this interview. I have certainly received many of my job offers based on my fit with a team and my continued interest in learning. Good advice.

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    Connie Malamed Reply:

    Yes, Jill, Joe had good advice. Thanks for your comment.
    Connie

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  4. Hi Connie,

    Your readers and audience may find useful the article ” How To Get A Job As An Instructional Designer” http://elearningindustry.com/how-to-get-a-job-as-an-instructional-designer

    Thank you for the awesome podcast!

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    Connie Malamed Reply:

    Thank you, Christopher!

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