Eclectic Communications

Eclectic Communications is seeking a Performance and Learning Consultant to join our growing Organizational Performance & Development practice.

This is a permanent, full-time role (four-day work week) working remotely alongside a collaborative team of consultants and learning professionals. If you enjoy working with clients, designing meaningful learning experiences, and contributing to business growth, this might be the right fit.

The role includes performance consulting, instructional design, project management, and business development and is ideal for someone ready to take on a broad, rewarding portfolio of work.

Preferred start date is July 20, 2026.

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Clear writing is often shorter writing.

In our latest blog, we share practical tips for trimming sentences so your message is easier to read and more likely to be remembered.

Read the blog: https://www.eclectic.ca/resources/blog/trim-your-sentences-maximum-impact

Eclectic Communications is seeking a passionate French/English Facilitator to join our team on a contract basis. This part-time role (~20 hours/month, remote with in-person delivery across Manitoba) supports our education initiatives by delivering engaging workshops and programming to K–12 students.

If you are fluent in French and English and have experience facilitating workshops or presentations, ideally with youth, we'd love to hear from you.

Please message us for a detailed job description.

Eclectic Communications is seeking a detail-oriented Learning Materials Developer to join our team. This term, part-time role (20 hours/week, remote) supports our business communication training services by producing, formatting, and adapting workbooks, participant guides, and other learning materials.

If you have experience creating accessible learning materials and a strong eye for layout and detail, we'd love to hear from you.

Please message us for a detailed job description.

AI can help us write faster.

But clarity, empathy, judgment, and trust still come from people.

In today’s workplaces, strong writing is becoming less about sounding polished and more about sounding human.

This month's blog explores why a human-led approach to AI writing matters, especially in leadership, communication, and workplace culture.

A good reminder that AI should support our thinking, not replace it.

https://www.eclectic.ca/resources/blog/human-led-approach-ai-workplace-writing

Good instructional design isn’t about creating more content. It’s about alignment between learning goals and learner needs.

Used thoughtfully, AI can help test structure and flow. People still decide what supports learning and what does not.

In this Q&A roundtable, we’ll share how we use AI to support instructional design tasks such as brainstorming, structuring content, refining flow, and reviewing alignment, while keeping pedagogical decisions firmly human-led.

The session will be shaped by participant questions and discussion. Bring a design challenge, a curiosity, or an example from your own work. Together, we’ll explore how AI can support iteration and clarity without replacing professional judgment, learning principles, or learner-centred design.

Join us for this free roundtable on April 21st!
https://zurl.co/DgJR5



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As a professional, your image and reputation are critical to your success. Every business document you create represents you and your organization. That's why it's essential to ensure that your writing is accurate, clear and effective.

That's where our upcoming workshop on grammar and usage comes in. Our expert facilitator will guide you through the latest best practices and techniques for improving your writing skills.

You'll learn how to avoid common grammatical errors and edit your work. By attending our workshop, you'll not only enhance your professional image as a writer and editor, but you'll also improve your overall communication skills, which will benefit you in all areas of your work.

Don't miss this opportunity to take your writing to the next level. Register now and unlock your full potential as a communicator.

https://zurl.co/qpLUc



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Do meetings in your organization get stuck in analysis without moving to action?

Clear thinking comes from knowing how to shift between different modes of thought. In this two-day workshop, you’ll learn the Three-Part Thinking Process: how to analyze challenges, test assumptions, and solve problems in sequence.

Through real-world examples and guided practice, you’ll build confidence in using the right thinking skill at the right time. You’ll leave with practical tools for stronger reasoning, better teamwork, and more consistent results.

Register today. https://zurl.co/PqLtC



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You may have learned not to start a sentence with because. Or to avoid ending a sentence with a preposition.

These “rules” are not as fixed as they seem.

Our latest blog looks at common grammar myths and how letting go of them can improve clarity and flow in your writing.

https://www.eclectic.ca/resources/blog/grammar-rules-break-confidence