The School of Interior Redesign, LLC, offers classroom training and certificate programs in interior redesign, interior decorating, one day decorating, home staging training, and real estate staging training, as well as redecorating and staging workshops, seminars, home study courses and teleclasses. In addition to training in interior redesign and interior decorating training, the School of Interior Redesign also offers real estate staging training, home staging training, workshops and seminars on how to start an interior design, redesign, redecorating, or real estate staging business, how to add redesign or home staging to your existing design or real estate related business, and how to market your redesign and home staging business and services.
If you are interested in real estate staging training or home staging training to start a staging business, or you want to add real estate staging or home staging services to your existing design, redesign, redecorating, or real estate related business, the School of Interior Redesign offers real estate staging training classes, certificate programs, workshops, seminars, home study and teleclasses.  If you are interested in interior redesign, interior decorating, or interior redecorating (sometimes called one day decorating) as a business, or you want to add interior redesign, interior design, or redecorating to your existing design, real estate staging, or home staging business, the School of Interior Redesign offers training classes, certificate programs, workshops, seminars, home study and teleclasses in interior decorating, interior redesign and one day redecorating.  If you already have the technical skills necessary to have a business in interior decorating, or the fast-growing fields of interior redesign (one day decorating) or real estate staging (home staging), but just aren't sure how to do it, the School of Interior Redesign offers real estate staging training, home staging training, home study and teleclasses on how to start and establish a design or staging business, how to successfully market an interior decorating, interior redesign, or home staging business, plus a unique design your own teleclass option to address your specific business or marketing issues with individualized business consulting by teleclass.

What You Should Know About
Training and Certification

Free Teleseminar
Wednesday, September 3rd, 7 p.m. EDT
Real Estate Staging:  True Career or Flash-in-the-Pan?

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Because there are so many programs, teaching methods, and certifications available, with more appearing every day, making decisions about the program you take can become confusing. Here are some things you should find out about any training program you are considering:

 

  • What is the business experience in the field of instruction of the person conducting the training?  Many people barely start a business, then decide to teach others how to run a similar business.  If you don't have experience running your own business, how can you teach others to do the same?
  • Has the program received state approval?   Many states require training programs to be state approved, yet many (if not most) of the people doing the training either don't know that or don't bother to get that approval.  States require approval for the protection of the students.  Make sure the program you take has that approval.
  • How large is the class?   The smaller the class size, the more attention you will receive from the instructor, assuring your training needs are met.
  • What types of training aids are used during the training?   We don't all learn the same way.  A training program should incorporate a variety of teaching methods and aids, including lecture, exercises, visual aids, and, of course, hands-on.
  • What happens after class?  This can be one of the most confusing aspects of training.  Many training programs offer certification after completion, believing that will make their program more attractive.  However, there is no recognized certification at either the state or national level for any programs in redesign, staging, or interior decorating.  Certification is simply self-certification by the person doing the training, or certification by an organization the individual joins after the training.  It does nothing to improve the quality of the training, nor is it anything clients understand or even ask about.  Instead of certification, know what type of on-going support is available to you after the program ends, and at what cost.