Are you a teacher looking for a new career? You may find yourself burnt out by a job with little work-life balance. Maybe your teaching career isn’t fulfilling your passion to help students learn life-long skills. Something needs to change. 👉Grab the Become an ID checklist here: [ Ссылка ]

I almost became a teacher myself, but I found out about this other option (and all of the benefits that come with it) and quickly changed my mind. Since then, I’ve helped many, many teachers transition successfully into this field and find it so rewarding seeing these educators happier in their new careers than they ever thought possible.

So, what is this perfect alternative career for former teachers?

Instructional design.

There are so many reasons why a career in instructional design makes sense for former or transitioning teachers, including high job satisfaction, an average salary of $85k per year, and the need for skilled educators in this growing industry.

If you’re looking to leave the classroom for a new job with plenty of opportunities for remote work, creative output, and better work-life balance, instructional design may be the career for you!

Follow along as I discuss the overlap between teaching and instructional design, as well as some of the steps you can take to become an instructional designer.

How to Become an ID Playlist: [ Ссылка ]

Instructional Designer Full Report: [ Ссылка ]

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***Book Recommendations***
The Non-Designer's Design Book: [ Ссылка ]
Map It: [ Ссылка ]
eLearning and the Science of Instruction: [ Ссылка ]
Design For How People Learn: [ Ссылка ]
Michael Allen's Guide to eLearning: [ Ссылка ]

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0:00 Intro
1:33 Why Instructional Design?
6:06 What is Instructional Design?
9:02 Why Not ID?
14:06 How to Transition into ID?
16:13 Conclusion

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