Job Information
Jacobs Instructional Systems Designer, Mid in Quantico, Virginia
Your Impact:
Duties/Tasks and Responsibilities:
Applies ISD knowledge and experience to develop in-classroom instructional materials and methods including, but not limited to training plans, storyboards, narrative scripts, graphics, tests and evaluation methods, and scenarios.
Assists with identifying and creating instructional material to address field-driven performance shortfalls and client training needs.
Is knowledgeable of and adheres to standards set by the Council on Occupational Education as well as DoD instructional systems design methodology.
Supports course documentation including, but not limited to the course design document, instructor/facilitator and student guides, course syllabus, practical exercises, assessments, and related materials
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Here’s What You’ll Need:
Bachelor’s degree in instructional design, curriculum development, human resource development, education, or a related field.
Minimum of 5 years of experience developing classroom-based course materials for complex subject matters.
A certificate in instructional design with 7 years of experience developing classroom-based course materials is acceptable in lieu of a Bachelor’s degree.
Working understanding of DoD instructional systems design methodology.
Excellent written communication skills.
TS/SCI clearance
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