Full-Time
Creative Skill Academy – Digital Marketing Instructor Lead
Posted on 9/20/2024
General Assembly
1,001-5,000 employees
Provides education and career transformation services
No salary listed
Senior, Expert
Remote in USA + 3 more
More locations: Remote in UK | Remote in Australia | Remote in Canada
Remote positions can be performed from the following approved General Assembly operating countries: United States of America (states of operation may vary), Canada (provinces of operation may vary), United Kingdom, Australia, and Singapore.
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- Adobe Certified Professional in Visual Design
- Has Extensive knowledge of Adobe Express
- Is preparing for, or has earned, their credential for Adobe Express Content Creation & Marketing using Adobe Express
- Current, working knowledge of other Adobe tools such as Photoshop, Premiere Pro and Firefly AI features within those tools.
- Experience on cross-functional teams to develop creative campaigns, SEO and content marketing
- Use of Generative AI in a professional setting to enhance and amplify work
- Has managed and hired individuals or built teams before
- Has experience leading, fostering, and/or developing a professional community
- Maintains a significant marketing portfolio
- Teach and facilitate in-class instruction for the duration of the program.
- Hold students accountable and motivate them to complete assignments
- Instructors will need to commit a few hours per week preparing lessons and materials, leveraging existing GA curriculum content.
- Work alongside GA staff and their teaching team to best meet the needs and learning styles of your students.
- Facilitate a dynamic and collaborative classroom community.
- Inspire students to persevere through the challenges of learning a new suite of skills
General Assembly focuses on teaching in-demand skills to help individuals and companies advance in their careers. It offers courses in areas like web development, data science, and digital marketing, which are designed to address the current job market's needs. Students can choose from online or in-person classes, making learning accessible to many. General Assembly generates revenue through tuition fees for its courses and by partnering with large companies to provide corporate training solutions. This partnership not only helps businesses upskill their employees but also provides a consistent income for General Assembly. Additionally, the company offers free introductory courses, allowing potential students to explore its offerings before enrolling in paid programs. The goal of General Assembly is to equip a global community of learners and businesses with the skills necessary for success in today's workforce.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Acquired
Total Funding
$552.2M
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
2011
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Growing demand for AI skills training boosts General Assembly's market relevance.
- Collaborations with educational institutions expand reach in local tech training markets.
- Corporate training programs benefit from companies seeking to upskill their workforce.
What critics are saying
- Increased competition from emerging edtech platforms like TripleTen.
- Potential market saturation in AI training could dilute unique offerings.
- Rapid AI advancements may decrease demand for human-led training programs.
What makes General Assembly unique
- General Assembly offers both online and in-person learning options for flexibility.
- Partnerships with Fortune 1000 companies enhance employee skill sets and ensure steady income.
- Free introductory courses like Dash attract potential students to paid offerings.
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Benefits
Inspiration - Shape how people think and learn, from junior developers to employees of Fortune 500 companies.
Community - Collaborate with smart, passionate peers to achieve goals and grow our business.
Growth - Develop professional skills through mentorship, career development, and free GA classes.
Benefits - Balance work and life with generous paid time off, parental leave, and more.
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