An Instructional Design Consultant provides consultation and support services in instructional design, strategies, assessment technology, and towards implementation and delivery of academic courses and curriculum. While the job duties vary based on the type of requirement, the following core duties are identified on the Instructional Design Consultant Resume – serving as a curriculum and program design consultant; working with faculty at all instructional locations for planning, developing, and implementing learning opportunities, helping students gain success; supporting faculty in implementing quality matters and universal design for learning standards; and providing leadership and consultation and support for faculty development initiatives.
The most sought-after skills include the following – knowledge about curriculum, instruction, administration, and educational programming; good understanding of instructional methods, curriculum development; and prior work experience. A Master’s degree in teaching, instruction, curriculum, or educational leadership is seen on resumes.