Manuela Ehlert, Ctdp
About Manuela Ehlert, Ctdp
Manuela Ehlert is an Instructional Designer at CIBC, involved in designing and developing learning solutions that align with business requirements since 2015.
Company
Currently, Manuela Ehlert serves as an Instructional Designer at CIBC, a major Canadian bank headquartered in Toronto, Canada. She has been involved with CIBC in various capacities over the span of her career, including roles focused on intake and editing management, communications development, and as a learning management lead.
Title
Manuela Ehlert holds the title of Instructional Designer at CIBC. Her role includes designing and developing learning solutions that align with the business requirements of the organization. In addition, she oversees the various phases of learning design, including analysis, design, development, implementation, and evaluation.
Education and Expertise
Manuela Ehlert has a diverse educational background. She obtained a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Toronto from 1989 to 1992. Additionally, she holds a Bachelor of Education from Canisius College and Brock University. She advanced her expertise in technical writing, software programming, and adult teaching at George Brown College and PrimeTech Institute through various certification programs.
Professional Experience
Manuela Ehlert has been with CIBC in several roles since 2008. Currently, she has been an Instructional Designer since 2015. She has also served as Manager, Communications Development, Manager, Intake and Editing, and Learning Management Lead. Before joining CIBC, she worked at IFDS as a Documentation Manager for six years.
CIBC Roles and Responsibilities
At CIBC, Manuela Ehlert manages multiple learning projects simultaneously, overseeing various phases including analysis, development, implementation, and evaluation. She collaborates with business contacts and learning colleagues to propose learning solutions and conducts needs analysis. Additionally, she researches existing learning assets to identify opportunities for content repurposing and reducing duplication.