Thinking about the rooms you keep rearranging in your head? You work through drawing, colour, lighting, materials and digital models. Your own portfolio comes out the other end.
Clients pay for drawings, briefs and a plan that works.
A portfolio beats a certificate in a first meeting.
Schemes for interiors and exteriors, done to a brief.
Draw first, then colour, then whole rooms, then the business.
Three things that shape this diploma.
The Certificate IV in decoration is not required first.
Auto CAD and digital models, plus drawing by hand.
Zaid Kilani teaches alongside the student support team.
Plus a portfolio of your own work
Issued once the modules are complete.
Your own work, styled the way you style.
Auto CAD, 3D models and project documentation.
The unit list and software needs, in writing.
A computer that runs design software.
Upfront, in four, or weekly.
The first unit is technical drawing.
Not at all. You can enrol at diploma level today.
Drawing is taught from the first unit, whatever your level.
Auto CAD, plus digital modelling for 3D work.
Yes. Presenting your own body of work is a unit.
None is arranged for this course. The work is online.
None, ever. Projects and portfolios instead.
It is not offered here. You sit it with an outside provider at your own cost.
Setting up a venture is a unit. Studios also hire on portfolio.
Open Colleges delivers this course online, from Australia.
Trainer Zaid Kilani works with a student support team behind him.
Picture the client who walks in and goes quiet.