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HoneyBook is the leading client-centered CRM platform for entrepreneurs. It powers billions of client interactions through tools for attracting leads, connecting with clients, booking projects, and managing payments. With HoneyBook, any independent professional can scale themselves and their business.
Since the company was founded in 2013, HoneyBook members have built over 25 million client relationships and processed $11+ billion in payments on the platform.
OverviewWe're seeking an experienced Instructional Designer to create e-learning courses and teach live virtual classes on a fixed term, contract basis. As an Instructional Design Contractor you'll create a combination of HoneyBook product education and business education content that helps independent business owners grow their businesses.
Scope of Services- Create interactive and engaging SCORM-based e-learning courses
- Facilitate live virtual classes that are both engaging and interactive with the audience
- Create compelling short-form videos that educate and inspire learners to adopt features
- 5 years experience developing SCORM-based e-learning courses
- 5 years experience facilitating engaging and interactive live virtual classes
- 3+ years experience creating compelling educational videos and product walkthroughs
- Experience creating business education for independent business owners
- Experience with instructional design and adult learning principles
- Familiarity using AI tools; bonus if you’ve created educational content about AI
- This is a six month contract role offering up to 40 hours of work per week. This posting makes no assurances of an employee - employer relationship now or in the future.
- Strong preference for individuals located in the San Francisco Bay Area to facilitate in-person collaboration as needed, in our San Francisco office.
If you're interested in contracting with us, please submit a proposal including:
- A resume and portfolio of relevant work.
- A pricing structure (hourly rate or project-based fee).
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