Skill
Course Development
Education and Training
Course development is the process of designing educational curricula, including defining learning objectives, structuring lesson content, creating assessments, and selecting instructional materials and delivery methods. It is used by teachers, corporate trainers, and instructional designers to build effective classroom, online, or hybrid learning experiences. Practitioners often apply instructional design frameworks like ADDIE or backward design to ensure the course meets learner needs.
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Talent Development Facilitator
Samsung Semiconductor
Full-time · Austin, TX · $65,000 – $95,000
This role combines instructional design, facilitation, and program management to develop leadership and professional skills training for a semiconductor company. It suits someone with expertise in adult learning who can design courses, deliver workshops, manage logistics, and use data to continuously improve training programs.
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