Thinking about styling rooms for a living? You cover colour schemes, soft furnishings, drawings and materials boards. You finish with a portfolio to put in front of clients.
Colour, fabric, lighting and furniture choices become the job.
Learn to present schemes the way a paying client expects.
A portfolio does more talking than any line on a resume.
Three things that come with it.
You build work to present to employers or clients.
Technical drawings and hand skills sit in the early units.
Zaid Kilani holds a Diploma of Interior Design and Decoration.
MSF40122 · Nationally recognised training
MSF40122 Certificate IV in Interior Decoration is nationally recognised training.
Open Colleges Pty Ltd carries RTO 90796 on the national register.
Colour schemes, materials boards and drawings you can put in front of a client.
Client work, retail styling or your own place.
An advisor covers the units and pace.
Upfront, week to week, or pay in four.
Enrol and start the design process units.
None needed. The course caters for a range of experience levels.
From $68.65 a week on a zero interest plan. A credit check applies.
Twelve, eighteen or twenty four months, depending on your pace.
Decorators choose furnishings, fixtures, lighting, paint and fabric. They do not design the layout of the space.
No. Technical drawing and visual skills are taught from the start.
Yes. You develop a portfolio to present to employers.
Yes. You finish with MSF40122 Certificate IV in Interior Decoration, nationally recognised training. Open Colleges Pty Ltd is RTO 90796, current on the national register until 2033.
The course may include placement, done on top of weekly study blocks.
Open Colleges is an Australian training provider that teaches online. Its trainers hold credentials in the field they teach.
Enrolment consultants talk through pace, fees and fit before you enrol.
Picture the client walking in and going quiet for a second.