FAQs
What is the role of a Learning and Development Designer at RSSB?
The Learning and Development Designer is responsible for the analysis, design, development, and maintenance of learning programmes for the railway industry, working closely with subject matter experts to create innovative learning solutions.
What qualifications are essential for this position?
Essential qualifications include a degree in instructional design or education (or relevant experience), excellent knowledge of learning theories and instructional design models, and demonstrable experience in creating engaging learning solutions in various formats.
What kind of experience is desirable for this role?
Desirable experience includes related experience in the rail industry, practical experience with learning management systems and e-learning authoring tools, and experience in delivering learning programmes.
How does the L&D Designer contribute to the commercial L&D Strategy?
The L&D Designer contributes by supporting the operational delivery of the L&D Strategy and helping the team meet commercial income targets, as well as growing the L&D portfolio with innovative and commercially viable learning solutions.
Will the L&D Designer be involved in training delivery?
Yes, the L&D Designer may be required to deliver training as part of their responsibilities.
How does RSSB approach continuous professional development?
The L&D Designer will maintain the existing learning portfolio and support the continuous professional development of rail employees through effective learning interventions.
What is the work environment like regarding flexibility?
The work environment at RSSB values work-life balance and offers flexibility for staff to work within core hours and to vary their location between the office and home.
How does RSSB support diversity and inclusion in hiring?
RSSB is committed to diversity and equal opportunities in employment and encourages candidates with disabilities who meet the minimum criteria to apply, as part of their membership in the Disability Confident Scheme.
What kind of benefits does RSSB offer to its staff?
RSSB offers a competitive benefits package, including 30 days of annual leave (plus bank holidays), private medical and dental cover, a holiday buy and sell scheme, a performance-related bonus, pension, and other perks.
What skills are necessary for effective project management in this role?
Exceptional project management, planning, prioritization, and time management skills are necessary for effectively managing the lifecycle of L&D projects and initiatives.