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What do you need to do to become an Instructional Designer? In my opinion there is no one-way of approaching it, every situation is different. What I can tell you is how I became an Instructional Designer.
I originally graduated with a bachelor’s of fine arts with a specialization in design for the theatre and film production. Though I worked various contracts, I needed to supplement my income and did this by teaching English as a second language. I had developed a love for teaching and education and really wanted to find a way of combining my artistic and education skills together. In order to do this, I needed to go back to school to make a career change.
Getting my Master’s in Educational Technology from Concordia University changed my life around and has opened so many doors. The program taught me the foundational theories and skills and provided me with qualifications to show my future employers. If you are looking to make a career change like I was, then I highly suggest getting a Master’s or certificate in Instructional Design or Educational Technology.
Here are the things I learned from my experience that I would like to share with you:
