Career Chat: Stefany Francoeur, Senior Specialist, Learning Design

Background:

Come learn more about what it’s like to work as a Senior Specialist, Learning Design at Scotiabank with Stefany Francoeur (TMU '19).

Biography:

Stefany Francoeur is a Senior Specialist, Learning Design at Scotiabank, with a Bachelor of Arts in History and a diploma in UX Design. Stefany blends her diverse educational background to create innovative and user-friendly learning solutions tailored to the needs of adult learners.

In her role at Scotiabank, Stefany excels in designing digital learning experiences that are both engaging and accessible. Her expertise lies in developing intuitive learning materials that make complex concepts easy to navigate and understand. Her commitment to crafting educational tools that are not only functional but also enjoyable underscores her passion for making learning a positive and impactful experience.

Stefany's approach to learning design is rooted in her dedication to creating environments where adult learners can thrive. Her work reflects her belief that education should be a stimulating and rewarding journey, and she consistently strives to make that vision a reality through her creative and thoughtful solutions.

Accessibility:

If you require any forms of accommodations in order to fully participate in this event, please connect with Megan MacLennan at mmaclennan@torontomu.ca ahead of the event.

Notes:

This session is meant for current students and new graduates to ask career-related questions.

What does this mean for you?

If you're a first or second year, this can be an opportunity for you to discover what you can do during your time at TMU to prepare for a career in learning development/instructional design. For upper year and graduating students, this can be an opportunity to learn more about the field. Regardless of where you're at in your career exploration journey, tune in to listen and/or ask your questions.

PS. We understand that you may only want to listen and that's completely okay with us. Feel free to have your camera on or off, whatever you feel most comfortable with.

Finally, please keep in mind, the guest may or may not be able to to answer your question depending on their level of experience, scope of practice, as well as liability reasons and/or organizational policies."