Freelance Norwegian Instructional Designer

This a Full Remote job, the offer is available from: EMEA

Hello dear Candidate,

Hope you are in good health!☺️

I am Raj from the Vendor Management Team at TransPerfect. It is nice to e-meet you here!

I am reaching out to you today as TransPerfect is looking for freelance Instructional Designers who are fluent Norwegian-speakers and want to bring innovative approaches to crafting learning experiences.

Our current project is in the construction industry. Experience designing for technical or industrial audiences is a plus, but what matters most is the ability to make complex content accessible and engaging.

Summary of our ideal vendor profile:

In General: 
1. Works independently across complex, multi-deliverable projects with minimal direction

2. Manages feedback efficiently and proactively flags scope concerns to keep projects on track

3. Balances instructional design principles with practical client needs without losing sight of the learner

4. Collaborates closely with PMs, UI/UX designers, and developers as part of an integrated team

Instructional Craft: 
1. Translates SME input and raw content into clear, structured instructional narrative

2. Designs scenario-based learning and knowledge checks that connect to real job performance

3. Writes video scripts that are clear, purposeful, and suited to the audience

4. Adapts content and tone for international and multilingual contexts

Requirements:
1. Strong writing skills are essential; this role is heavily dependent on clear, structured communication

2. Familiarity with Cognitive Load Theory and its application in learning design

3. A minimum of native-level proficiency or C1 in Norwegian and B2 in English is required

If you find this role interesting then please can you share your CV and portfolio? Also, can you please share your hourly rate in USD for this role?

Many thanks in advance and I am looking forward to your reply soon!

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