Training Content Designer

Date PostedSeptember 15, 2026LocationtaguigCompanyNeksjob PhilippinesSalary₱60-80KTypeFull-time

Job Summary

The Training Content Designer II focuses on developing training curriculum and materials for the general workforce and targeted functional areas. Responsibilities include analyzing learning needs, planning skills assessments, and providing instruction to trainers. The role requires specialized schooling or previous practical experience and adherence to time, cost, and quality standards.

Responsibilities

  • Analyze employee learning needs
  • Plan and coordinate skills assessments and training
  • Provide instruction and guidance to trainers
  • Develop and monitor metrics for training effectiveness

Required Skills

  • Articulate 360 background
  • Instructional Design experience
  • Subject matter knowledge

Job Details

Training & Training & Development Instructional Design work focuses on developing training curriculum and materials for the general workforce and targeted functional/technical areas including: Non-Negotiable RequirementsBackground in Articulate 360 | Background Instructional Design • Analyzing employee learning needs and partnering with subject matter experts and business management to provide input for course content • Planning and coordinating skills assessments and training • Providing instruction and guidance to trainers; may facilitate training during introduction of new courses • Developing and monitoring metrics for evaluating training and development effectiveness May include the design of computer-based training programs. May select and/or oversee vendors to develop training content or conduct training. Positions on this level applies subject matter knowledge and understands the specific needs or requirements of specific problems and applies skills/knowledge thereafter. Specialized schooling or previous practical experience likely to be required. Understands and demonstrates the need to deliver to time, cost and quality and proactively adjusts for changing requirements. Ensures that the work within own field of expertise complies with the relevant professional discipline.