Job Description

We seek highly skilled and motivated Freshers/ Interns for our team to design, develop, and deliver various types of content and learning solutions. As a Content Writer, you will play a crucial role in ensuring the creation, curation, design development, and enhancing content scripts, etc. as per requirement. You are expected to demonstrate hands-on skills and maintain high-quality standards ‘throughout the process.

Experience: Freshers Responsibilities:

● Define and document learning objectives.

● Design Curriculum & Content strategies.

● Ensuring content matches established objectives.

● Reshaping content for changing needs.

● Structuring content and activities for optimizing learning.

● Developing entire courses and curriculum.

● Creating student guides and training manuals.

● Conduct research and collaborate with subject experts.

● Design content to optimize learning.

● Generate the layout of the learning supports.

Skills:

● Bachelor’s degree in English, Journalism, Communications, or a related field (candidates in their final year of study may also apply).

● Strong writing, editing, and proofreading skills with a keen eye for detail.

● Ability to research and understand complex topics and engagingly present them.

● Knowledge in content development, preferably in e-learning or educational settings

● Excellent time-management and organizational skills with the ability to meet deadlines.

● Passion for writing and eagerness to learn and grow in a dynamic environment.

● Exposure to Experiential learning theories and their implementation,

● Current trends and developments in the area of knowledge of effective learning and development methods, Proficient in MS Office and authoring tools.

● Strong project management skills with the ability to meet timelines, quality, and budget.

● Communication, collaboration, and negotiation skills to work effectively with various internal and external stakeholders.

● Ability to build rapport with employees and vendors.

● Understanding of accessibility and universal design principles