Hi! I am trying to find an internship or entry-level position working as an interior designer. Sadly, my software skills are super limited.
I really want to know if it is still possible for me to join the field of interior design with such limited knowledge in the commonly used software (e.g. AutoCAD, SketchUp, V-Ray etc.)?
I graduated 5 years ago with a BA in interior design, but worked in the education field, as an English teacher for the past 4 years instead. However, I am now looking into finally joining the interior design field.
I would really appreciate it if anyone could help me with any advice on the matter. Thank you in advance!
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- Hey! Check this out https://www.unitedindesign.com/internships
- @Salamat Yusuf I'll try that! Thank you so much for your help, Salamat✨
- @Millicent S they must’ve updated it, but make sure to give them a call. Good luck 💕
- @Salamat Yusuf Thank you so much for sharing! I just checked it out and it seems to be leaning more towards architects?.. Rather than interior designers.
- So usually you can apply through DRMM website. For an internship and hopefully get hired inshallah.
- @Alexus Hayden Thank you for leaving a comment, I really appreciate it! And even though it's not good, I'm happy to hear that I'm not alone.I want to try and build up my portfolio, but it's hard to do so, especially when I'm no longer a student and the prices for the software are super high. Making it hard to get them and then practice with...
- Hello Millicent, I too am in the interior design field and I'm experiencing the same struggles in getting a job in the industry.I've been studying at an online institute for about a year now and I've just been trying to work on my assignments and slowly build my portfolio to have something to show recruiters.
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