Digital Learning Designer Review

A digital learning designer creates learning solutions, such as training on how to operate a forklift, or how to use AI. The role involves negotiating with stakeholders, considering your users and their needs, and making a creative solution that can be iterated and improved on using data and feedback. Learning solutions could involve a trainer who delivers a talk to clients, it could be an animated video, a podcast, or a simple tutorial guide. If you are interested in user experience, graphic design, art, psychology and/or web design, this would be a great role for you.

I have developed my skills in video editing, animation and graphic design. My soft skills in communication, presenting and negotiating have also improved. To fulfil this role, you must be great at empathising, communication and team work.

I thoroughly enjoy my programme, I have a good work/life balance, I work with interesting and skilled people and I always have support.

My programme is fairly new, so there are some tweaks needed to be made about the structure, however it is still great.

My employer gives so much support and I would be at a loss without it.

My Learning provider is great. As my programme is fairly new, there are some growing pains but nothing serious.

My learning provider is able to provide in depth theory which helps me to perform better in the role.

The BBC offers so much in terms of social events, networking events and opportunities to contribute to your place of work.

Yes

As we are a public service, we care about our audience, ensuring everyone gets the same value from the license fee. You also are a part of that audience. The work is not strenuous or stressful, and the people that come to work for the BBC are friendly, helpful and supportive.

You are a part of the audience that the BBC serves, so do not doubt yourself, make that application. Research the BBC's values and express in your CV and interview how you live them.