
Education Development Trust is looking for an IT and Digital Learning Officer to design and maintain learning materials in partnership with subject matter experts and training specialists. The programme will strengthen the relevance and quality of secondary education to ensure the successful transition of secondary students to tertiary education or the world of work by equipping them with relevant skills, knowledge and attitude through enhanced implementation of the competency-based curriculum.
The IT and Digital Learning Officer is responsible for designing and maintaining learning materials in partnership with subject matter experts and training specialists. They will create online course content, to be published in a 3rd party LMS. They will apply a range of software and learning design skills and will create high quality assets including graphics and imagery; video; interactive learning activities and effective assessment tools. The role will also enable ongoing, impactful engagement with digital learning by: carrying out LMS administration including managing user accounts; providing training to users and other stakeholders; and acting as first-line support for school-based users. The IT and Digital Learning Officer will also provide initial local support for IT infrastructure, networks, systems, and digital tools across regional offices, schools, and Community Career & Vocational Hubs, liaising with other IT specialists and colleagues as required.
Please apply by clicking on the link below and completing the application form. The programme is currently in the mobilisation phase.
We welcome applications from all qualified candidates and are committed to fostering diversity and inclusion. We particularly encourage women and individuals from underrepresented groups to apply.
Please note that we will be reviewing applications on a rolling basis and may decide to close the vacancy before the deadline.
Since 1958, EDC has been a catalyst for sustainable, community-led initiatives that address the world’s most pressing challenges. We view education, workforce development, and health as interconnected pieces that unlock human potential. By aligning our efforts with the strengths of partners, communities, and individuals, we’re building a future where everyone can thrive.