The profession of an interior designer is quite popular, however, high professional requirements are imposed on the applicant, which may lead to difficulties in finding a job.
Instructions
Step 1
Get a higher education degree as a designer or design engineer. This is a prerequisite for employment in this position. During the training, it is advisable to develop as many of your own design projects as possible and not get rid of them after graduation from an educational institution: they will be needed for further employment as an indicator of your professionalism. Be sure to go through training: the companies that host it can further formalize you for the position or give a recommendation to representatives of other organizations, if necessary.
Step 2
Go through the standard stages of finding a job in the city. You can contact the employment service and register as an applicant for the position of an interior designer. If there is a vacancy in the city, the job center will notify you and you will be eligible for a priority interview. It is also imperative to draw up a resume in which to describe in detail the education received, the existing work skills and the completed design projects. Your resume can be posted on sites offering job search, or you can send it yourself to companies that need or may need this specialist.
Step 3
Try freelancing for a while. There are a large number of employers who require remote interior designer services, and you can provide them on a paid basis by registering with freelance sites. In addition, you can develop your own website on which you can beautifully place information about yourself and photographs of completed projects. With competent promotion of the resource, employers and clients will find you themselves and contact you for cooperation.
