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Junior/Senior Learning Designer – Courseware Development

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The contract seeks a Junior or Senior Learning Designer to design, develop, and update instructional materials, e-learning modules, and training documentation focused on logistics and personnel training programs for the Department of National Defence under the Government of Canada. The work involves creating engaging, standards-compliant content tailored to adult learners in a military context, ensuring materials are accessible, scalable, and aligned with current training methodologies. The position requires expertise in instructional design principles, learning management systems, multimedia development tools, and the ability to collaborate with subject matter experts to translate complex operational requirements into effective training solutions. The opportunity is structured as a subcontract with a NAICS code of 611430, indicating classification under Other Schools and Instruction. Responses are due by July 16, 2026, and the work is expected to be performed across Canada, with no specific city designated for performance. The posting was made on June 22, 2026, through the Canada Buys platform, and while no point of contact or set-aside details are provided, interested parties are expected to adhere to federal procurement protocols and demonstrate proven experience in defense or government-related training development. The project emphasizes quality, timeliness, and adaptability to evolving operational needs within the Canadian Armed Forces training framework.

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Junior or Senior Learning Designer needed to create military training materials for Canada’s Department of National Defence.

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Government of Canada → Department of National DefenceView Agency

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611430 - Professional and Management Development Training View NAICS

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Canada, CAN

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Department of National Defence
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Design, develop, and update instructional materials, e-learning modules, and training documentation for logistics and personnel training programs.

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