KLC Homes & Gardens Certificate in Interior Decoration, Home-Based Study

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KLC School of Design has Homes & Gardens Certificate in Interior Decoration. The average completion of the course is 12 months, allowing 8-10 hours a week – although there is no time limit on the course. Exercises, tests and research, which creates 2 submissions of project work. Cost is 395 pounds (around 27,000) full payment but can be on installment scheme, 95 pounds (UK) initially plus 11 monthly payments of 30 pounds. For international students, like those based in the Philippines, postage fee will be added.

Free Interior Decorating Course, Home Decoration Education Online

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It’s 10-part email feed from interiordezine.com. Signing for the free interior decorating e-course is indeed a no-lose scenario. The only catch could be is that you’ll be added in the email list, which is not that bad either. The emailed course is packed with information and ideas on all aspects of interior design and decorating.

Here’s one testimonial from an interior designer graduate here in the Philippines:

It’s so nice that you share interior design and decorating stuffs for free. I have visited your site a dozen times and it’s amazing how broad it is. I graduated a degree in Interior Design here in the Philippines and is about to take the licensure exam this october that’s why I’ve been into online ID stuffs again — to refresh my memory before I take the exam. So far, your site and your e-course have provided quite a big resource for references! Thank you very much! – Roma – Philippines

The interior decorating eCourse is structured as follows:

Part 1 – How to Get Your Client or Project Brief

Part 2 – How to Brain Storm Your Style Ideas

Part 3 – How to Use Color Well

Part 4 – Making Fabrtics Work for You

Part 5 – How to Choose Fittings and Fixtures

Part 6 – What to Look for in Home Finishes

Part 7 – Furniture Placement Guidelines

Part 8 – How to Pull your Decorating Scheme Together

Part 9 – The Finishing Touches

Part 10 – Taking Decorating a Step Further