With more than two decades of experience in the industry, eParamus understands the day-to-day challenges you and your colleagues face. We understand that the only way the learning department—and therefore, the employees and the organization as a whole—can be successful is when each designer has the knowledge, expertise, and technology they need to perform at the highest level possible.
eParamus offers Measurable Instructional Design® (MID) Certification that provides the knowledge and skills needed to develop training that is consistent, observable, and valuable to your organization. Our MID certification is designed to elevate the practice of instructional designers and provide them with the skills and tools necessary to create learning programs that directly contribute to business success.
Measurable Instructional Design® Method
Unlike other certification programs that stop once the classroom learning ends, at eParamus we help you through each stage in the process:
1. After the classroom, a coach will work with you through the completion and deployment of your own measurable program.
2. Throughout certification, we incorporate tools to support you through the entire process including design, implementation, data collection, and analysis.
3. Because lasting change often includes other stakeholders (students, managers, and senior leadership), we help you prepare your organization for learning measurement.
Your participation in the MID Certification includes:
In addition to the full certification program, we also offer half or full-day workshops that align with the Measurable Instructional Design® model. Specific topics include:
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Thank you for your interest in eParamus. We look forward to helping you meet your design and measurement goals.