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This link is provided as a service by the Instructional Systems Technology, in the School of Education, at Indiana University Bloomington. If you want to list a job here, please fill out the Job Posting Form. Approved jobs are normally posted within two weeks after being submitted. http://www.indiana.edu/~ist/students/jobs/nonprof.html

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This link is provided as a service by the Instructional Systems Technology, in the School of Education, at Indiana University Bloomington. If you want to list a job here, please fill out the Job Posting Form. Approved jobs are normally posted within two weeks after being submitted. http://www.indiana.edu/~ist/students/jobs/nonprof.html

PennState webpage full of links to all kind of jobs in instructional design. http://www.ed.psu.edu/insys/resources/job_internship/employment.htm

This ad lists the Instructional Designer job description and role which involve working with a variety of people including, Subject Matter Experts, Graphic Designers, Programmers and QA. You will have a key input into ensuring the Quality of course materials. You will need a relevant degree and ideally a post grad qualification in Technical Writing. You will also have excellent writing skills. If Instructional Design describes you then take the time to peruse this site. Whether it is a contract or permanent role and the best part it’s in Ireland... http://www.eolas.ie/instructional-design-jobs-ireland.asp