EducationDigital Learning Partnership for MOL and the Digital Learning Institute

Digital Learning Partnership for MOL and the Digital Learning Institute

MOL – the UK’s leading online learning provider – and the Digital Learning Institute (DLI) are celebrating a new partnership in a move that will challenge the digital learning market sector, providing easy access to end-to-end digital learning solutions.

The new partnership sees the ‘Professional Diploma in Digital Learning Design’ providing many benefits for HR & Learning & Development professionals, with flexible learning packages provided to easily upskill in-house teams, reducing the need to outsource training, and the associated budget requirements.

The internationally recognised course enables learners to screen plan, storyboard, develop and roll-out digital learning, coupled with a practical assessment that provides the opportunity to put the learning into practice with video content.

MOL provide an easy online learning platform with opportunities for flexible learning, interactive webinars, video classroom and tutor instruction, support and advice.

The partnership is an easy transition, as MOL Managing Director Melanie Nicholson explains: “We’ve been wanting to partner with the DLI for a while, as we can clearly see the benefits for our learners. We’ve clearly seen a shift into more on-demand learning after the pandemic, with learners keen to access their learning from home at a time and in a way that suits them. The MOL online learning platform is flexible and easy to use, with many study options available and this new digital learning course in Digital Learning Design provides an additional first class offering to our current and new learners.

“The benefits for businesses include being able to provide learning solutions in-house, whilst for learners, it’s an added skill set they can include on their CV and which is accredited by an internationally recognised University – Glasgow Caledonian University.”

John Kilroy, CEO and founder of the DLI endorses the partnership: “The DLI’s mission is to help the global learning community advance their careers as certified and well-rounded digital learning professionals. We are also supporting organisations to drive the digital transformation of learning by building their inhouse capability in instructional design. The partnership with MOL is a strong strategic fit with our mission, vision and values. As the UKs learning online provider, they already have a strong offering in the HR development field as well as very high standards around student experience, education and online learning. We look forward to working closely with the MOL team over the coming years”.

Interested learners can apply by emailing [email protected].

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