Instructional Designer | What I do & how much I make | Part 1 | Khan Academy
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- Onna talks about her work as an instructional designer, including her main responsibilities and compensation. This video is part of a new series on Khan Academy covering the responsibilities, requirements, and financial aspects of careers.
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This is an inspiration. I saw this video over a year ago while working on my Masters for Instructional design. I just landed a job this year as a training and Development specialist making well over 60K a year. I will be graduating May 2020. I encourage everyone who is interested in this career to go for it. The job market has an abundance of positions out there. I became discouraged for a while because I was nervous about not finding a job without having experience. Internships are great and networking is a necessity while in grad school. You can do it!
Congratulations, this is awesome! Do you think it matters where you get your degree? For example: Would employees rather a brand name college compared to a public university? Does it matter?
@@millennialscholar9588 I honestly dont think it matters. As long as you have a degree in Instructional design or something similar (Curriculum Instruction, Adult Learning theory, etc) you should be able to get a pretty good job. Interns are great to gain experience.
Naturalista 2.0 thanks! And congrats again!
Hi which school did you do your Masters in Instructional design with?
@@shaunawatson-thompson5525Hello! I went to a University in Arkansas. They have a good program. You can choose any program in any state but make sure the program has a focus in developing curriculum. Now some job experiences ( it varies from teaching, military, training specialist, etc) will get you a position in Instructional Design. Just gotta do your research:-)
90.000 dollars per year! OMG! That really boosted my confidence and encouraged me!
It's normal in USA
I'm doing my Master's in Instructional Design and I can say the entry level for Instructional Designers for corporate is probably $60-70k in the Midwest. Yes, pay is well, but I chose to work in a manufacturing setting and it's so fun working with both the white collar and blue collar workers to develop virtual e-learnings and in-person training content. :)
May I know from where are you pursuing your degree?
Wow, I'm glad I found the words for what I've been doing on and off at work for years in writing out how to guides
Yes! Yes! Yes! Everything hit home for me. Thank you for making the video. Very encouraging and inspirational.
Thank you so much for sharing your experience! I'm considering this field and your overview has made me feel this is my spot! I love learning and I'm open-minded about new ways! Thanks again!!
Thanks. That just boost my confidence. I am looking forward to becoming an instructional designer. Need to talk about it first. Any guidance?
learning is real a continous process
Love this!
This video is a great motivation for me, having just recently transitioned to Instructional Design. I am super excited! Thanks Onna
Do you like it?
This was very informative and thanks for the information
Thank you for the wonderful advice.
Thank you!!!
This was a great video
Inspirational :)
Thank you for the video! I would like to which type of Linguistics you have your degree in? Is that Applied Linguistics?
I've just completed my masters degree in learning design. However, I'm trying to determine where to start. How to develop my skills so that I have the option of working in the corporate or education sector.
Any tips???
Send me an email bunmi.eyiaro@gmail.com
Sounds good to me lol
Wow that's crazy your job sounds really easy for 90K?!?!?! Agh what is my life.
Just don’t ask her for help. After asking her she told me that she did not have time to help everyone that asked her for help. She was really mean about it! I was kind of bummed! Because I was very nice and polite when I Astor.
Where's the proof
Ask her for help to do what?
Did you find answers to thr question you asked her?