Learning Module Content Author
£32K Basic Salary
| Location | Home-based |
|---|---|
| Sector | Private Sector |
| Job type | Permanent |
| Role | Learning content development |
|---|---|
| Job ref | 2950 |
| Benefits | Pension |
A world-class provider of learning through digital content is seeking a content author to help in the writing of all learning module types. This involves reviewing customer source materials, extracting core elements of importance, and developing the written or verbal content for learning modules and other asset types.
This job aligns to the LPI’s Capability Map see how
Responsibilities
- Reviewing customer source materials, extracting core elements of importance, and developing the written or verbal content for learning modules and other asset types.
- Reading and extracting core information from customer data to develop into learning materials
- Laying out the concepts and authored content for learning modules, for example in Word or PowerPoint
- Building a learning ‘story’ and writing copy for video scripts, PDFs, infographics, brochures, learning modules, and many other asset types
- Advising the graphics team on the concepts to be built into learning modules
- Proofing of draft and completed learning assets
- Attending meetings (online) with colleagues and customers for project briefings, development and feedback
Skills
- Experience in content writing for self-serve, webinar and classroom deliveries to large corporate organisations and the public sector. Content includes videos, interactive modules, infographics and visual summaries, podcasts, business simulations, elearning, and presentation content designed for delivery on mobile devices, tablets, PCs and in the classroom.
Experience
- Understand how people learn
- Demonstrate creativity and imagination to engage learners
- Are able to write succinct copy with good grammatical structure
- Can create compelling reading that makes the complex simple
- Are able to research and extract relevant data
- Are able to storyboard learning modules
- Take pride in the production of high-quality learning materials
- Are able to take the initiative to solve and follow up issues and questions
- Are punctual, well organized and able to meet delivery timescales under pressure
Education
- Candidates should be degree qualified.
- Have an excellent command of the English language written and oral.
- Experience of creating the core content for learning modules.
Qualifications
- Candidates should be degree qualified.
- Process an excellent command of the English language (written and oral)
- Experience of creating the core content for learning modules.
LPI Capability Map
This role aligns to the following competencies on the LPI’s Capability Map. If you plan to apply for this job, it will help your application to submit your Capability Map Competency Profile, in addition to your CV.
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(Co-)Creating relevant learning content using sound learning design principles, and ensuring content is aligned with needs analysis and learning solution design and assessment strategy. Editing content when required to maintain, accuracy and relevance.
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