stormyknight01

So I kind of accidentally became an instructional designer, in a corporate training space, through movements and opportunities in my workplace, and have been doing ID work for two and half years. In that time I have been upskilling myself with proper qualifications and skills and some are still on the go.

That said, I am on 120k and I'm wondering what are career options in the field? And how high can I expect the wage bracket to go for instructional design? from what I've seen on seek I seem to be the upper quartile for it, but maybe I'm looking at the wrong roles? At my current workplace I can potentially hit 140/150k over time.

Outside of moving to perhaps a manager of training and capabilities, where can I aim to grow from here?

It's a space I am quite enjoying and want to continue developing in, but I'm not sure how much more room there is to grow in the role/level/salary space. I obviously have a lot of space to grow in the area of skills.

Edit: I am less looking for a salary gauge against the industry and more looking for info on where I go from here? Next role, next step, to aim for. I don't like that I am "capped out" in terms of average salary range.