Instructional Design Jobs (Philippines)

Inspired by other learning and development professionals, I would also like to share job opportunities for instructional designers and aspiring IDs. By doing so, I hope to make the instructional design more accessible and provide job seekers with the opportunity to enter the field. This week, I am sharing with you instructional design jobs for IDs based in the Philippines.

Instructional design is an organized approach to designing effective instruction based on learning theory and educational psychology principles. Instructional designers have become increasingly in demand in academic and corporate institutions. This is due to the growing need for organizations to deliver efficient and practical instruction, which instructional designers are uniquely trained and experienced in providing.

Here are six instructional design jobs you should explore today

• Instructional Designer, Gratitude India (On-site) – https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/3434041150
• Instructional Design Specialist. Accenture (Hybrid) – https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/3423641256
• Instructional Designer, Fresenius Medical Care North America (On-site) – https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/3426313951
• Course Developer. E Infomedia Solutions SDN BHD (On-site) –https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/3419612031
• Sr. Instructional Designer, RingCentral (Hybrid) – https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/3387229436
• E-Learning Developer, [24]7.ai Philippines (On-site) – https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/3183024016

Tips in Applying for an ID job

Applying for a job as an instructional designer can be daunting and often requires specialized skills. However, with enough preparation and confidence, applicants can put themselves in a great position to land the job.

Here are five tips for preparing for your application:

1. Research the company, understand its values and mission, and thoroughly read the job post and requirements.
2. Take the time to practice potential interview questions and be prepared to answer them.
3. Tailor-fit your resume based on the job requirements. Make sure to highlight the essential job skills and experiences.
4. Expand your knowledge of the different learning theories, processes, and methodologies.
5. Prepare your portfolio.

The job market is constantly changing, and competition can be fierce, so it’s essential to be ready to get the job you want. And that is it for the featured instructional design jobs in the Philippines for this week.