Securing future content talent
Avantika University
Developed a content design program for one of India’s leading design schools, creating a pipeline of skilled content designers for Intuit’s India team.
Context and Challenges
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Led the development and implementation of a comprehensive content design training program at Avantika University for BA and MA students.
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The challenge was to design a curriculum that would effectively train over 200 students and integrate seamlessly with the university’s existing academic framework.
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This initiative aimed to ensure a future pipeline of content design talent for our India content design team, similar to youth training schemes in football.
Steps Taken to Address Challenges
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Collaborated with Avantika University’s experience design department to develop a content design training program tailored for both undergraduate and graduate students.
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Delivered virtual training sessions and provided ongoing support to faculty and students.
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Established a board of education role to ensure the program’s alignment with industry standards and best practices.
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Designed and implemented a comprehensive evaluation system to assess student progress and program effectiveness.
Outcomes
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Successfully launched the content design training program, which was rolled out to over 200 students in July 2024.
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The program received positive feedback from students and faculty, enhancing the university’s reputation for offering industry-relevant education.
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Several students demonstrated significant improvement in their content design skills.
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The program’s success led to an invitation to join the university’s board of education, ensuring continued collaboration and program refinement.
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Established a steady pipeline of well-trained content designers for the India content design team, addressing the talent gap at its root.