Corporate e-Learning Jobs

Corporate e-learning jobs require a specific set of skills to be successful. This many include pedagogy skills, technology skills, project management skills, and training skills.

Conducting research, analysis, design, development, implementation and evaluation (ADDIE) throughout the project life cycle is what forms the basis of the job description of a corporate instructional designer regardless of the company whether the project has medium or high level complexity. In addition to having a good background in instructional design models, learning theories, and adult learning principles. Many employers will look for specific skills set that match their organization's vision and mission. Depending on your position, some employees with corporate elearning jobs are responsible for attending to any or all of the following responsibilities and duties. Be sure to highlight those on in your cover letter and also update your resume depending on the type of job you are looking for.

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Many corporate e-learning careers require a master's degree in Instructional Design, Instructional Technology, Human Resource Development, Organizational Behavior and Development, Industrial and Organizational Psychology. Alternately potential candidates are eligible if they have experience in a related field with several years work experience.

Some job descriptions require travel depending on the specific tasks. It is common to find instructional design jobs listed as part time, or contract because once a project is over the company or training department may move onto the next project. In this case, they would more likely look for consultants. From time to time telecommute or freelance jobs, work-from-home, or virtual jobs may be ideal for those seeking flexibility and companies looking for short-term employees.

Try conducting a job search in e-learning job banks and web sites using the suggested keywords above when searching for corporate e-learning jobs. Combining various titles for example instructional design jobs or instructional technology jobs, expanding and narrowing your search by location will also give you a better variety of results.

Listings for corporate e-learning jobs in e-Learning job banks as well as other listings are updated quite frequently. It is therefore advisable to check the sites often or have save your search criteria and have the listings delivered to you directly into your email alert or RSS feed readers.