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Thompson Rivers University seeks experts to shape the future of online education

Subject matter experts collaborate with instructional designers to create high quality content for online courses.

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Katie Japaridze

November 14, 2024
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Thompson Rivers University (TRU) is on the lookout for highly qualified subject matter experts to contribute to the development and revitalization of asynchronous online courses in a diverse range of fields at both undergraduate and graduate levels. If you’re a professional with a passion for sharing knowledge and want to make a lasting impact in online education, TRU may have the perfect opportunity for you.

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Through TRU Open Learning, the university provides flexible, high-quality education that meets the needs of learners in British Columbia, across Canada, and around the world. With an open mandate, TRU empowers students to pursue their academic and professional goals, supported by skilled experts who help build courses that make education both accessible and effective.

If you’re ready to share your expertise and make a difference in the field of online education, explore the opportunities awaiting you at TRU.

Katie Japaridze

Katie Japaridze is a talent management specialist at Thompson Rivers University.

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