Kassie Calvo
Teacher (8 years) Instructional Designer
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ID Bootcamp (Now the Certification Program)
After nearly a decade of teaching experience, Kassie decided that it was time for a change.
Since she loves presenting complex information clearly and helping people learn, instructional design was a natural next step. She created a beautiful portfolio website and polished flagship project that helped her land a remote instructional design role and double her salary.
“My flagship project and portfolio website helped me land a remote instructional design job that doubled my salary.”
— Kassie Calvo
A Dark-Mode Portfolio That Makes an Impression
Kassie's dark-mode portfolio with subtle microinteractions makes it memorable and effective, showing off her ability to use unique design elements without distracting people from the core content.
Notably, Kassie secured an excellent instructional design role with only a single project on her site, proof that quality and polish matter more than quantity.
Apply NowA Scenario-Based Flagship That Shows Real Skill
Kassie's scenario-based flagship project demonstrates design thinking, strong attention to detail, and advanced skills with Articulate Storyline.
With the skills she honed developing this project, she was also able to create supporting assets as part of the application process.
“When I joined Devlin's Bootcamp, I was in my 8th year of teaching and looking to transition out of the classroom and into corporate instructional design. I selected Devlin's Bootcamp after seeing his contributions to the L&D community and his genuine desire to help others improve.”
“After joining, I felt encouraged and supported by Devlin and the bootcamp community as a whole. Their constructive, actionable feedback helped me create a flagship project, portfolio website, and supporting projects, and my skillset improved rapidly along the way.”
“My flagship project and portfolio website helped me land a remote instructional design job that doubled my salary. I'm excited for this new opportunity to create learning experiences for others that uses my new skills and my expertise as an educator. I'm proud of my hard work and thankful for Devlin's support.”
