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CLIC&MOI

Learning Designer, Digital Content

CLIC&MOI

. Create new educational materials in Google Slides .

Posted 9/18/2026internshipParis • FranceEntry LevelWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in educational design and content creation, with a strong focus on synthesizing information and enhancing readability. Proficient in utilizing digital tools like Google Slides and Canva to develop engaging educational materials tailored for diverse audiences.

Highest-signal resume keywords
Educational DesignContent CreationGoogle Slides ProficiencyVisual SensitivityExcellent Written French

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Hard Skills
Educational DesignContent CreationInformation StructuringReadability ImprovementVisual Quality AssuranceDigital PedagogyTraining Program DevelopmentPresentation DesignSynthesis of InformationEducational Standards Compliance
Soft Skills
Attention to DetailCreativityCuriosityAutonomyAbility to Suggest Improvements
Tools & Technologies
Google SlidesCanva
Industry Keywords
PedagogyKnowledge TransferDigital ToolsEducational MaterialsVisual Standards

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Create new educational materials in Google Slides
  • Redesign and optimize existing materials
  • Transform complex digital topics into simple, progressive explanations
  • Structure information to facilitate understanding and retention
  • Design exercises, practical cases, role-play scenarios, and interactive elements
  • Adapt content to the needs of a senior audience
  • Create and improve educational booklets provided after workshops
  • Summarize the key topics covered during sessions
  • Design practical reference sheets for use at home
  • Improve readability, information hierarchy, and layout
  • Ensure visual and educational consistency across materials
  • Identify friction points in existing materials
  • Suggest new ways to explain or represent concepts
  • Incorporate developments in digital technology and new usage patterns
  • Contribute to the creation of shared educational standards
  • Analyze feedback from participants and trainers
  • Check the clarity, consistency, and visual quality of materials
  • Standardize and keep the educational resource library up to date
  • Ensure compliance with educational and visual standards

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • Student in educational design, education sciences, digital pedagogy, communications, instructional design, training, or a related field
  • Strong interest in pedagogy and knowledge transfer
  • Excellent ability to synthesize and structure information
  • Strong attention to detail
  • Proficiency in Google Slides and/or Canva
  • Visual sensitivity and a focus on readability
  • Excellent written French
  • Creativity and the ability to work within a structured framework
  • Curiosity about digital tools and their evolution
  • Autonomy and the ability to suggest improvements
  • Initial experience creating educational content, training programs, presentations, or visual materials is a strong plus

Benefits

Comp & perks
  • Work on content used directly by thousands of participants
  • Have a direct impact on the quality of delivered workshops
  • Have the opportunity to propose ideas and quickly test them in the field
  • Gain insight into the challenges of training and digital inclusion
  • Work in a small team with a high degree of autonomy
  • Develop methods and standards that will remain in use after the internship
  • Work in an environment where tools, content, and methods are continuously improving
  • One day of remote work per week