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Instructional Designer Resume Example
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Key skills
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Market themes
- Corporate and tech roles pay higher than higher ed
Certifications
- CPTD
- ATD certifications
- Storyline certification
Salary ranges
| Level | US | EU | Canada |
|---|---|---|---|
| Entry | USD 61,000-73,000 | EUR 42,000-50,300 | CAD 70,700-84,600 |
| Mid | USD 75,000-95,000 | EUR 51,700-65,500 | CAD 87,000-110,100 |
| Senior | USD 95,000-121,000 | EUR 65,500-83,400 | CAD 110,100-140,300 |
US hot markets
- California
- Washington
- New York
- District of Columbia
- Massachusetts
EU hot markets
- London
- Dublin
- Amsterdam
Canada hot markets
- Toronto
- Vancouver
Why this works
- Highlights outcomes aligned with Instructional Designer priorities.
- Emphasizes User Research and Interaction Design to match ATS scans.
- Shows ownership, collaboration, and measurable results.
Example bullets
- Redesigned key user flows to improve completion and overall usability.
- Partnered with engineering to deliver a consistent, scalable design system.
- Validated concepts through user research and rapid prototyping.
FAQ
Common questions about this role
What should a Instructional Designer resume highlight?
Focus on user outcomes, research, and visual hierarchy so hiring teams see immediate fit.
Which skills matter most for Instructional Designer roles?
Prioritize User Research, Interaction Design, Prototyping, Design Systems in your skills section.
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