As an eLearning Instructional Designer, I have a lot on my plate each day. However, I know that finding and landing new clients is integral to the success of my freelance business. I was in the middle of creating a storyboard for a new course I was designing and had paused to take a quick break – that’s when I saw it. A job alert had popped up on my screen, advertising a position for a WordPress LMS developer on Upwork.
I hesitated for a moment, knowing how busy I was, but decided to click on the link anyway. As I read through the details of the job post, I realized that this could be an exciting opportunity for me to use my expertise and passion to build out medical courses on a well-known LMS. I quickly jotted down the key skills required and made a mental note to apply later that day.
Even though I had just added another item to my growing to-do list, I felt a renewed sense of excitement knowing that this role could be the perfect next step for my freelance career. And so, I returned to my storyboard with a newfound sense of energy, knowing that great things could be just around the corner.
Upon scanning the job post, I’m immediately intrigued by the opportunity to utilize my expertise in Moodle, PHP, and Articulate to create medical courses, a niche I’ve been eager to explore.
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I find this job posting particularly captivating for several reasons. First, it provides a unique opportunity to apply my technical competency in Moodle, PHP, and Articulate to medical courses, something I’ve been pondering over for a while. As an eLearning Instructional Designer, I thrive in situations where I can leverage my skills in unique and challenging contexts. Second, the job post signals a learning management project, which aligns perfectly with my capabilities and immense interest. Thirdly, this job is about working with a WordPress Learning Management System – a domain that has always intrigued me due to its endless possibilities and combination of technical and creative elements. I also admire how WordPress LMS offers more control, adaptability, and flexibility in developing online learning platforms. Therefore, I believe this job posting presents an excellent and appealing opportunity for expanding my horizons and skills while working in a fascinating niche.
The instant I read this job posting, it whisked me back, quite unexpectedly, into another time in my life. A time when I was developing an eLearning course for a university’s medical department, one of my most challenging yet immensely rewarding projects. The task was a baptism by fire into Moodle, PHP, Articulate and integrating it all into the dynamic setting of a WordPress Learning Management System, crafting a project that would soon become a testament to my capabilities, tenacity and creative vision.
The echo of the job title instantly transported me back to just a year ago when I was engrossed in a similar project for a renowned healthcare conglomerate. With a blend of trepidation and excitement, I embarked on the task of singlehandedly designing and developing a full-fledged, custom eLearning course for their budding healthcare professionals. The sheer magnitude of the project, the riveting subject matter, and the chance to flex my muscles on Moodle, PHP, and Articulate in a WordPress LMS environment, gave the undertaking an aura of exhilarating challenge I’ve long since craved to revisit.
Job Title: Expert WordPress LMS Developer for Medical Course Creation
Posted on: March 08, 2024
Are you a master at constructing compelling and engaging eLearning courses? Do you thrive in navigating the complex world of WordPress LMS? If you just nodded along, we’ve been looking for you.
We are in the pursuit of an experienced, detail-oriented, and dedicated full-stack developer to join our team. We are embarking on a mission to build out comprehensive courses related to the medical field. We need you to help us add content, sculpt the course layout, and bring our vision to life.
You will be utilizing skills such as Moodle, PHP, MySQL, MongoDB, WooCommerce, JavaScript, and Laravel to breathe life into the content. Further, proficiency with API Development, Jira, Node.js, and Mongoose is a definitive plus. We expect you to be comfortable with eLearning platforms and web development, and we’d be over the moon if you’re conversant with Articulate.
This role isn’t for the faint-hearted. It’s a chance to truly showcase your skills, and to make a difference in the way medical professionals learn and grow. If you’re ready to construct powerful learning experiences from the ground up, we are eager for you to apply.
Note: This role is open for applicants residing in the United States.
Take hold of this exciting opportunity. Apply today and help us paint a vivid picture of medical education like never before.
Worth Pursuing
After thoroughly reviewing the job post, I have determined that this opportunity aligns perfectly with my niche and career objectives. Therefore, it’s absolutely worth investing time to craft a persuasive response to the hiring manager.
In my application, I’d narratively weave my similar experiences, highlighting my proficiency with the specified tools and software. I’d also spotlight some of the high-impact projects I’ve undertaken in the medical field, demonstrating how I leveraged WordPress LMS to deliver engaging eLearning courses.
Catchy Rebuttal
In my reply, I’d say, “With a proven track record in delivering captivating eLearning solutions, I’m excited to catalyze a shift in medical education through immersive WordPress LMS-based courses. Let’s bring medical knowledge to life!”
Questions for Clarity
During the interview, I’d ask, “Could you describe the expected outcomes for these courses?” and “Can you share some insight into the audience’s technical savviness and their existing knowledge base in the medical field?” Gaining clarity about these aspects would enable me to tailor the course accordingly for optimal impact.
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Job Not Pursued
Suppose that the job posting wasn’t appealing or did not align with my current interests and capabilities. In that case, my response to the hiring manager would be, “Thank you for considering me for the WordPress LMS developer role. I highly appreciate the potential opportunity. However, due to my current focus on other niches in eLearning, I will not be able to extend my full commitment to this project. I hope to have the opportunity to collaborate in the future when our paths align more closely. Best of luck with your search for a fitting candidate.”
