Professional Qualification Program
for Interior Designers
From concept to a complete interior design project — a comprehensive professional qualification program built to develop the knowledge, practical skills, and technical ability needed to work in interior design. It takes the trainee methodically from understanding design fundamentals to developing a design concept, producing 2D and 3D plans and designs, selecting furniture, lighting, colors, materials, and finishes, and ultimately managing the stages of an interior design project through to a complete applied graduation project.
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Complete your details in the form, and our admissions team will contact you to finalize your registration and confirm the attendance track that suits you.
- A 6-month professional qualification program, 3 days a week.
- Reserve your seat with a seat reservation fee of just SAR 96 — for on-site attendance or online training — and our admissions team will contact you to arrange payment of the program fees.
- The training language is Arabic. The program was designed by interior designer Amal Al-Oweid and delivered by the Engineering Sciences Institute for Training.
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Professional Qualification Program for Interior Designers — From Concept to a Complete Interior Design Project
Working in interior design isn’t just about choosing colors and furniture. It requires an integrated understanding of space, measurements, circulation, plans, materials, lighting, and design software, along with the ability to understand a client’s needs and turn them into a design concept that can be developed and executed. That’s why this program is built around a progressive learning and applied journey: it starts with concepts and fundamentals, moves through tools, software, practical applications, and professional practice, and ends with a graduation project in which the trainee applies everything they’ve gained throughout the program.
To qualify an interior designer with a solid knowledge base and practical, technical skills that help them enter the profession and manage an interior design project from start through handover.
A professional qualification program designed by interior designer Amal Al-Oweid, delivered in Arabic, combining theoretical knowledge with practical applications, workshops, and periodic assessments.
- Program Type
- Professional Qualification
- Training Language
- Arabic
- Workshops and hands-on applications alongside the theoretical and technical content
- Periodic tests and assessments
- Visits to furniture and décor exhibitions as part of the on-site track, per the training plan
- Applying skills using design software
- Connecting design concepts to professional practice
- Reviewing trainee progress throughout the program
Qualification Built on Practice, Not Just Theory
A progressive training journey from the fundamentals to the graduation project
6 months of training, 3 days a week
Continuous hands-on training on AutoCAD, SketchUp, V-Ray, and 3ds Max
Workshops, applications, tests, and periodic assessments
Visits to furniture and décor exhibitions on the on-site track
Professional preparation: contracts, pricing, and working with clients and suppliers
A complete applied graduation project, from concept to handover
Designed by interior designer Amal Al-Oweid, delivered by the Engineering Sciences Institute for Training
Program Curriculum
Eight modules progressing from concepts and fundamentals to tools, software, and professional practice, culminating in the graduation project over 24 weeks.
- Modules 1–4Concepts & FundamentalsIntroduction, styles, space planning, plans & lighting
- Module 5Tools & SoftwareAutoCAD · SketchUp · V-Ray · 3ds Max
- Modules 6–7Professional Practice & ApplicationContracts & pricing, workshops, exhibition visits
- Module 8 · From Week 15Graduation ProjectFrom concept to execution and handover
- The concept of interior design
- The difference between an interior designer and a decorator
- Specializations and career fields in interior design
- How to enter the interior design field
- Career paths available to interior designers
- Core skills a designer needs
- Using artificial intelligence in interior design
- Professional ethics
The study goes beyond learning style names — it covers understanding each style’s characteristics, elements, colors, materials, and distinctive furniture, and how to apply styles cohesively within a project.
- Elements and principles of interior design
- Color theory and its application in spaces
- Measurements and human dimensions
- Circulation clearances
- Standard measurements for doors, corridors, windows, and furniture
- Measurements for kitchens and bathrooms
- Space planning
- Functional and thoughtful furniture layout
- Understanding plans and how to read them
- Finishing fundamentals
- Materials and their uses
- Lighting fundamentals in interior design
- Understanding the role of lighting and finishes in shaping a space’s visual and functional identity
- Preparing and developing 2D drawings and plans
- Building 3D models and visualizations of spaces
- Developing visual rendering for projects and producing design scenes
- Building and developing 3D models and designs, and professional rendering
These programs are used throughout multiple stages of the program, so technical skills stay tied to real applications and projects rather than being taught as isolated tools.
- How to start a career path as an interior designer
- Steps to start a project and work with the client
- Contracts
- Pricing design work
- How to agree on a project
- Developing and presenting the design concept
- Preparing a mood board
- Working with furniture and décor exhibitions
- Working with products, materials, and suppliers
- Moving from design to execution, step by step
- Following up on work stages
- Working with clients
- Presenting the design concept clearly and professionally
- Continuously developing the designer’s skills
- Building the designer’s visual literacy
- Workshops and hands-on applications
- Periodic tests and assessments
- Visits to furniture and décor exhibitions as part of the on-site track, per the training plan
- Applying skills using design software
- Connecting design concepts to professional practice
- Reviewing trainee progress throughout the program
The graduation project is the program’s advanced applied stage. Preparation begins in weeks 15 and 16, after which the trainee moves into intensive hands-on project work from week 18 through week 24.
- Introducing the graduation project and its requirements
- Choosing the project idea and type
- Defining project and space requirements
- Analyzing the user and their needs
- Defining the design direction and style
- Preparing a mood board
- Studying the plan and analyzing spaces
- Developing the design concept
- Defining proposed colors and materials
- Preliminary space planning
- Furniture layout
- Preparing the work plan
- Defining project execution stages
- Reviewing and approving the concept before hands-on execution
- Executing the graduation project using the skills and software covered in the program
Hands-on Training, Field Visits & a Graduation Project
What You’ll Be Able to Do After Completing the Program
- Qualifying trainees to manage a complete interior design project from initial brief to final handover
- Building skills to develop a design concept into a complete, buildable interior design
- Developing the ability to produce 2D plans and the execution drawings a project needs
- Developing skills in producing 3D designs and presenting the project professionally
- Training in selecting and coordinating furniture, lighting, colors, materials, and finishes to suit the project
- Building skills in preparing a furniture schedule
- Training in working with furniture and décor exhibitions and suppliers, and sourcing suitable products and materials
- Building coordination and follow-up skills through execution stages, linking design to reality on site
- Developing client communication skills, understanding needs, presenting ideas and revisions, and managing project stages
- Preparing trainees to independently handle every stage of an interior design project, from the initial concept through design, furnishing, coordination, and handover
- Understanding the professional principles and fundamentals of interior design
- Distinguishing between design styles and choosing the one that fits the project
- Analyzing spaces and studying user needs
- Applying design elements and principles to develop interior solutions
- Working with core measurements, dimensions, and circulation clearances
- Planning spaces and laying out furniture thoughtfully
- Reading plans and understanding their relationship to design and execution
- Selecting and coordinating colors, materials, finishes, and lighting
- Developing a design concept into a complete vision
- Preparing mood boards and design presentations
- Using AutoCAD, SketchUp, V-Ray, and 3ds Max throughout project development
- Producing 2D and 3D designs and presenting the project professionally
- Understanding the basics of contracts, pricing, and client relations
- Communicating with exhibitions and suppliers, and sourcing suitable furniture, materials, and products
- Following up on the project and linking the design to execution stages
- Preparing and developing a complete interior design project as a graduation project
- Graduates of interior design, architecture, and related fields
- Anyone interested in interior design who wants to enter the field professionally
- Beginners who want to build interior design skills from the ground up
- Practitioners looking to develop their practical and technical skills
- Anyone passionate about interior design who wants to turn that passion into a more structured, professional career
Certificates Trainees Receive
Upon successfully completing the program, trainees receive a set of professional certificates that support their career path and strengthen their resume.
Software & Applications You’ll Train On
Continuous training on the leading design and rendering software, tied to real applications and projects rather than taught as isolated tools.
Program Details at a Glance
- Program type: Professional qualification program
- Duration: 6 months — 24 weeks — 72 training days
- Training language: Arabic
- Program design: Interior designer Amal Al-Oweid
- Training provider: Engineering Sciences Institute for Training
- Seat reservation fee: just SAR 96 (on-site or online) — total program fees SAR 8,950 on-site or SAR 7,200 online
Quick Answers Before You Register
What is the seat reservation fee, and what are the total program fees?
- The seat reservation fee is just SAR 96 — the same for on-site attendance and online training — paid when you register.
- Total program fees: SAR 8,950 on-site, or SAR 7,200 online.
- After you reserve your seat, our admissions team will contact you to confirm your attendance track and arrange payment of the program fees.
- The on-site track includes visits to furniture and décor exhibitions per the training plan.
How long is the program, and how is training structured?
- Duration: 6 months — 24 weeks — 72 training days
- 3 training days a week
- Two tracks: on-site attendance or online training
- Training language: Arabic
What software will I train on?
- AutoCAD for preparing and developing 2D drawings and plans
- SketchUp for building 3D models and visualizations of spaces
- V-Ray for visual rendering and producing design scenes
- 3ds Max for building 3D models and professional rendering
- These programs are used throughout the course, tied to real applications and projects
Does the program include a graduation project?
- Yes — a complete applied graduation project that forms the program’s advanced applied stage
- Preparation begins in weeks 15 and 16
- Intensive hands-on project work runs from week 18 through week 24
- The project is executed using the skills and software covered throughout the program
Who is this program for?
- Graduates of interior design, architecture, and related fields
- Anyone interested in interior design who wants to enter the field professionally
- Beginners who want to build interior design skills from the ground up
- Practitioners looking to develop their practical and technical skills
- Anyone passionate about interior design who wants to turn that passion into a more structured, professional career
How do I complete registration?
- Complete the registration form on this page and pay the seat reservation fee (SAR 96) to confirm your seat
- Our admissions team will contact you to finalize the paperwork, confirm your attendance track, and arrange payment of the program fees
- For inquiries: Institute hotline 920009474
Reserve Your Seat for Just SAR 96
You don’t need to pay the program fees upfront. The seat reservation fee is the same for on-site attendance and online training; after that, our admissions team will contact you to arrange payment of the program fees.
On-site training over 6 months, 3 days a week, including visits to furniture and décor exhibitions per the training plan.
Online training over 6 months, 3 days a week.
Reserve Your Seat in the Upcoming Cohort of the Interior Design Professional Qualification Program
Seats are limited per cohort. Reserve your seat with a seat reservation fee of just SAR 96, and our admissions team will contact you to complete the paperwork and choose the attendance track that suits you.
