Answer : I recommend educational courses such as the two-year Associate Degree in Interior Design from Woodbury University or the one year certificate Interior Design program through OCAD University. The great thing about choosing a course is that you can examine your likes and dislikes, and if you discover something new, it will be well worth all the time and effort. If you take an educational course, it will also give you plenty of contacts in this field so that when you graduate and enter the workforce, there won't be nearly as much pressure to find work right away-you'll have employers lining up at your door to interview!