Steven Chea
Customer Support & Training Specialist Instructional Designer
SureSkills
ID Bootcamp (Now the Certification Program)
Steve was working in a customer support and training role, and he knew that he wanted to pursue instructional design more intentionally.
After building a fun, creative portfolio with unique, engaging, and effective portfolio projects, he landed a remote instructional design role at a company based in Dublin, Ireland.
“My portfolio got me noticed! I recently landed a role as an instructional designer with a training provider in Dublin, Ireland.”
— Steven Chea
A Portfolio That Lets Personality Shine
Steve positions himself as someone who designs fun, immersive learning solutions, and this is reinforced by everything from his crisp copy to his bold color choices.
His projects are sure to leave a lasting impression, and the portfolio as a whole provides a detailed showcase of his abilities while letting his personality shine through.
Apply NowDesigning an Effective, Immersive Learning Solution
Steve's flagship project shows off his ability to design an effective learning solution to a real-world problem, all while keeping it engaging, immersive, and motivating.
“Before I joined Devlin's bootcamp, I was hunting for work in the instructional design field with little luck, and I had only a vague idea of what a portfolio should contain. What I came up with was essentially a picture gallery of my work that provided little explanation of my process or impact.”
“Because his work resonated with me, I jumped on the opportunity to join Devlin's bootcamp as soon as it was available. I entered expecting a typical online course comprised of weekly webinars, but I'm happy to report that it ended up being much more. The content itself was clear and backed up by strong examples, and everyone had the chance to get direct feedback on their work from peers and Devlin himself.”
“After weeks of hard work driven by loads of valuable input, I finally created a portfolio that I felt proud of. Not only did it provide a much more detailed showcase of my abilities, but it also allowed my personality to shine through. Even better, my portfolio got me noticed! I recently landed a role as an instructional designer with a training provider in Dublin, Ireland (and yes, they did specifically highlight my portfolio during the interview).”
