FAQs
What is the role of a Learning Designer at Reach?
A Learning Designer at Reach is responsible for designing, developing, and deploying blended learning experiences across multiple platforms, consulting with leaders and business areas, and ensuring alignment with the company’s strategic objectives.
What qualifications are required for the Learning Designer position?
Candidates should have proven experience in instructional design and e-learning development, expertise in digital learning design tools (especially Articulate Storyline and Rise), strong project management skills, and excellent communication abilities.
What platforms will I be working with as a Learning Designer?
You will be designing, developing, and deploying blended learning experiences across multiple platforms, including e-learning modules, videos, simulations, multimedia content, and face-to-face development.
Is prior experience with Moodle required for this role?
While not mandatory, experience working with Moodle is particularly beneficial for the Learning Designer position.
What is the salary range for the Learning Designer role?
The salary for this position is up to £45,000 per year.
What employee benefits does Reach offer?
Benefits include a pension scheme with matched contributions, 25 days holiday per year, an additional "Giving Back Day," enhanced family leave, private healthcare cash plans, wellbeing support, and career development opportunities.
How does Reach promote diversity and inclusion?
Reach is committed to being an inclusive employer and encourages applications from all suitable candidates, irrespective of background, circumstances, age, disability, gender identity, ethnicity, religion or belief, and sexual orientation. They also celebrate diversity through various programs and networks.
Will I have support from management in this role?
Yes, you will have support from your line manager and access to a range of learning and development programs.
How does Reach encourage employee wellbeing?
Reach provides a 24/7 employee assistance program (EAP) for employees and their families, as well as other wellbeing support initiatives.
Will I be working independently or with a team?
The Learning Designer will collaborate with subject matter experts and various stakeholders, making it both an independent and team-oriented role.