Adobe InDesign Online Course Teacher

Skillademia is an exciting company helping to educate people around the world, for less!

We publish creative, business, and language courses for people who want to learn more and kickstart their future!

We are looking for an experienced Graphic Designer to join our team of tutors creating online content to educate the world, for less! We are looking for individuals who specialise in Adobe InDesign and are willing to create beginner to advanced level online course material for our project.

What’s Involved?

Create a course outline that would cover all the necessary subjects for students to learn. Make sure you also include practical exercises and projects for the learners to complete.

What happens next?

It’s pretty simple, follow your outline, record your screen teaching the course, and use a professional microphone to guide students on the skills they’ll be learning. You will only be required to create raw footage, the editing parts will be handled by us.

Requirements:

  • Expert-level knowledge in graphic design and working in Adobe InDesign
  • Fluent English speakers with a neutral accent
  • Confident speakers and good at explaining complex tasks
  • Great communication skills
  • Teaching experience is a plus!
What’s in it for you?
  • Work from anywhere in the world
  • Share your knowledge with people around the globe
  • Future project opportunities
  • Not for you? Refer a friend and get $50 for every successful candidate
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