Career questions tagged interior
What are good part-time jobs to have to build on my resume if I want to be an interior designer?
I'm seventeen years old as a senior, and after I graduate I'm going to college to take interior design courses, but I want jobs related to the career I'm going to pursue. Are there any part-time jobs for a seventeen-year-old relating to interior design?
what steps would you recommend I take to prepare to enter this field??
I want to be prepared to be an interior designer.
What should if im not in school!?
what should I do if I don't have the money for school to study interior design and archtiecture? what are the alternatives for taking courses that will still qualify you to be an interior designer. What are the routes I should to into taking on interior design as my career field. I also want to know how to get started if I don't have the option of going to school. any help with this would greatly appreciated !
can i study bs interior design in college if i take stem in shs?
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What other interior designs are there if you just want to decorate homes more than building them?
I am in 10th grade and I want to go into the design but want more of the decorating homes not more so building and all of the measuring. What kind of design should I go for?
what should I take as a high school student to get into the design field?
I'm in tenth grade and I want to be an interior designer if I'm not great a math would it be hard? I do help my dad most of the time with his reno houses so I have some experience.
how can someone with a 2.5 gpa become a interior decorator/designer?
i’m a junior this year
As a high-school student, I have interest in architecture, so I want to know how is the job as an architect? Is is really boring and having less creativity?
I am in the 11th grade and I am looking for the appropriate field for me, so I have found that I have interest in architecture, but I don't want to close my eyes about the real life of the architects, so can you help me in that please ?
How hard is it to get into residential architecture after college?
I know that most people after majoring in civil engineering or architecture tend to go into commerical architecture building targets and walmarts, but how hard would it relatively be in order to get into residential architecture and to find a job that would pay a lot?