HR Training Specialist
Remote · Indonesia
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- Experience asked
- 3+ years
- Education
- Master's
- Languages
- English
About the role
Talent Insider is an upcoming HR Consultancy Service, founded in 2021. Our clients have been some of the leading brands in Indonesia, and this service continues to expand.
Registered in Singapore & Indonesia, we can assist with your growth plans and strategies, and continue to expand our regional presence with strong regional partners to assist our client in recruitment and branding strategy.
Job Description
- Identify skill gaps and create impactful training programs tailored to business needs and future industry trends.
- Develop interactive materials using e-learning, gamification, and digital training platforms.
- Conduct hands-on workshops, leadership development programs, and 1:1 coaching to enhance performance.
- Ensure new hires transition smoothly through structured onboarding and culture integration programs.
Requirement
- Bachelors Degree in HR, Education, Business, or related field.
- 3+ years of experience in training & development, preferably in Retail or FMCG.
- Strong expertise in learning design, instructional systems (ADDIE model), and training needs analysis.
- Proficiency in PowerPoint, Google Sheets, Canva, and video editing tools (VN, CapCut, Movie Editor) for engaging training content.
- Hands-on experience with LMS platforms, virtual training tools (Google Meet, Zoom), and AI-driven learning solutions.
- Excellent facilitation, presentation, and communication skills with a people-first approach.
- Fluency in English
Originally posted on Himalayas