Thinking about the rooms you would change if someone let you? This course covers spatial planning, lighting, colour, materials, styling and building a portfolio. It is online and self paced, with a year of access.
Learn to plan a space for how someone lives in it.
Colour, light and materials stop being guesswork.
You finish with a portfolio, which is what clients ask for.
Interior work splits between studios, showrooms and going out on your own. Days look like measuring rooms, picking finishes, drawing layouts and talking clients through options.
Support a designer through live projects.
Advise on colour, finishes and furniture.
Pull a home together room by room.
Work out what fits and where.
Set up displays that sell the look.
Take your own clients and briefs.
Build palettes that hold together.
Dress houses for sale or rent.
Roles where these skills are useful, not promised outcomes. Every job is different, and studio work often asks for a portfolio and some project time first.
Plan the space, light it, then dress it.
Three things that stand out.
It starts with fundamentals and keeps going.
Choosing materials and styling furniture get their own topics.
Twelve months of access, so life can get in the way.
Plus CPD credits and career support
Issued by the college when you finish.
Work you can put in front of a client.
Credits toward your professional growth.
Studio work, freelance or your own home.
An advisor will walk you through the topics.
Upfront, or weekly, fortnightly or monthly.
Enrol and open the design fundamentals.
None. It starts at fundamentals and builds from there.
Not for this one. It teaches design thinking, not 3D packages.
None, ever. You move through the topics at your own speed.
Twelve months of access, open at any hour.
Yes. Building a portfolio is part of the course.
Interior design is not a closed trade here, so many people start with friends, then small rooms, then paying work. The portfolio matters more than anything else, and you leave with one.
It is accredited by ICOES and the CPD Standards Office, and it earns CPD credits. It is not a QQI course and not a national award. Design clients judge the folio in front of them, and that is what this builds.
There is a money back guarantee for the first fourteen days, less the admin fee.
This course is offered by The Career Academy and delivered by its education partner Ulleo.
The college is an ICOES accredited centre and holds accreditation with the CPD Standards Office.
Picture standing in a finished room while someone asks who did it.