PM-Partners group is a specialist Project Management Consultancy.
We have a unique way of running projects and providing training and advice, so our clients get the best results with less cost and risk.
Each year we deliver over $3B of projects, train over 10,000 people, and help some of Australia's leading brands improve their PMOs.
A leading financial services organisation is seeking an experienced
Instructional Designer
to join a major banking transformation program.
The role will be responsible for designing engaging, practical learning content that supports the adoption of new processes, systems and ways of working across the organisation.
The successful candidate will work closely with business stakeholders, subject matter experts and transformation teams to understand learning needs and translate complex information into clear, user-friendly training materials.
Key responsibilities:
Design and develop learning materials across digital and instructor-led formats




Work with SMEs and stakeholders to gather requirements and translate business processes into effective learning content
Develop training guides, e-learning, presentations, job aids and other supporting materials
Ensure learning content aligns with the broader transformation and change strategy
Support training needs analysis and identify opportunities to improve learner engagement
Work across a complex banking workplace with multiple stakeholder groups
About the candidate:
Proven experience as an Instructional Designer, Learning Designer or similar
Experience working on large-scale transformation or technology programs
Strong stakeholder engagement and communication skills
Excellent ability to simplify complex processes and information
Experience developing a range of learning and training materials
Financial services or banking experience is highly desirable
Comfortable working in a fast-paced, complex transformation environment
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📌 Instructional Designer – Major Banking Transformation (New South Wales)
🏢 PM-Partners Group
📍 New South Wales