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Thank you for your interest in the post of Learning Developer with Historic Environment Scotland’s Technical Education and Training team (TET). This is a fixed-term appointment to 15 January 2025.
As Learning Developer, you will be part of the Technical Education and Training Team. You will be responsible for supporting the development of projects to deliver technical education outputs across a wide range of activity areas which may include training delivery, online content development and qualification development.
You will support and contribute to key learning, training, course and content development projects that are part of the TET work programme. You will support the development and assist in the delivery of vocational and academic qualification and training projects working closely with the TET Lead Learning Developer and the TET Learning Development Manager. You will support and contribute to the development of technically competent, structured and engaging content and resources, using innovative techniques, created to recognised educational quality and occupational standards, enabling knowledge, understanding and skills to be transferred through Continuous Professional Development, training, education, and outreach. You will collaborate and work with a range of internal and external customers across the historic environment, education, and construction sectors, mainly within Scotland and the UK. You will feed into reporting on the progress of projects to the TET Learning Development Manager.
Benefits
We offer a number of excellent benefits, such as special leave, reimbursement for relevant professional subscriptions, study leave for work related courses, an occupational sick pay scheme, access to a free Headspace subscription and access to a civil service pension scheme with minimum employer contributions of 26.6% (pro rata’d).
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