Interior Design for Job Seekers equips participants with foundational and advanced skills necessary for a successful career in interior design. The course emphasizes hands-on projects that simulate real-world scenarios, allowing learners to apply theoretical knowledge to practical tasks. Participants will engage in collaborative activities that foster creativity and innovation, while also preparing them to showcase their work in Cademix Magazine, enhancing their professional visibility.
The curriculum is designed to cover a broad spectrum of essential topics, ensuring that attendees leave with a well-rounded understanding of the industry. From color theory and space planning to the use of design software and sustainable practices, each module builds on the last, culminating in a final project that challenges learners to create a comprehensive design proposal. This project not only serves as a capstone experience but also provides a tangible portfolio piece that can be presented to potential employers.
Introduction to Interior Design Principles
Color Theory and Its Application in Design
Space Planning and Layout Design
Furniture Selection and Arrangement Techniques
Lighting Design Fundamentals
Materials and Textiles in Interior Design
Introduction to Design Software (e.g., AutoCAD, SketchUp)
Sustainable Design Practices
Client Communication and Presentation Skills
Final Project: Comprehensive Interior Design Proposal

Introduction to Residential Interiors provides participants with a comprehensive understanding of the principles and practices essential for designing functional and aesthetically pleasing residential spaces. The course emphasizes practical application through project-based learning, enabling participants to engage in real-world scenarios that enhance their design skills. By integrating theoretical knowledge with hands-on projects, learners will develop a robust portfolio that showcases their ability to create innovative interior environments.
Participants will explore various aspects of residential interior design, including space planning, color theory, material selection, and lighting design. The course culminates in a final project where learners will conceptualize and present a complete residential interior design plan, incorporating feedback from peers and instructors. This interactive approach not only fosters creativity but also prepares participants for the competitive job market in the architecture and interior design fields.
Fundamentals of Interior Design Principles
Space Planning and Layout Strategies
Color Theory and Its Application in Interiors
Selection and Use of Materials and Textiles
Lighting Techniques for Residential Spaces
Furniture Arrangement and Functional Design
Creating Mood Boards and Design Presentations
Understanding Building Codes and Regulations
Sustainable Design Practices in Residential Interiors
Final Project: Comprehensive Residential Interior Design Plan

Beginner’s Guide to Design Styles offers an in-depth exploration of various design styles that shape the field of interior design. Participants will engage with a comprehensive curriculum that covers historical influences, key characteristics, and practical applications of different design styles. This course emphasizes hands-on projects, allowing learners to apply theoretical knowledge in real-world scenarios, culminating in a final project that showcases their understanding of selected design styles.
Throughout the course, individuals will collaborate on projects that foster creativity and innovation, encouraging them to publish their findings and designs in Cademix Magazine. By the end of the program, participants will have developed a robust portfolio that highlights their skills and understanding of design styles, making them more competitive in the job market. This course is tailored for those seeking to enhance their design acumen and gain practical experience that can be directly applied in professional settings.
Overview of design styles: Historical context and evolution
Key characteristics of popular styles: Modern, Traditional, Minimalist, Industrial, etc.
Color theory and its application in design styles
Materials and textures: Choosing the right elements for each style
Space planning and layout considerations for different design styles
Furniture selection and arrangement principles
Lighting design and its impact on interior aesthetics
Cultural influences on design styles and trends
Practical project: Create a mood board for a chosen design style
Final project: Develop a comprehensive design proposal for a residential or commercial space reflecting learned styles