T.E.D. Mentorship Program: Novice

Service Description

Have you been decorating your room since you were little? Do your family and friends always say you have what it takes to be a decorator or designer? Are you curious to know the difference between a professional decorator & designer? If you answered yes to one or all three of those questions, then you need my help! The Educated Designer Mentorship Program was designed to help student, emerging, and professional designers of color identify their voices in this industry. I want BIPOC individuals to operate within a place of belonging instead of acceptance. My mentorship program will allow you to schedule dedicated, one-on-one time with me to answer your burning questions on how to get started on your decorating/design journey. Schedule your sessions today! This program consists of two (2) customized sessions with acclaimed Principal Designer, Rhonnika Clifton, to guide you through her formula of introductory steps on how to get started in this industry. The first 60-minute session will allow you to ask meaningful questions and learn key insider information on topics such as... The difference between a Decorator and an Interior Designer Self-Confidence and Identity Mapping How to determine your "Why"? Interior Design School or self-taught? Is entrepreneurship right for me? And so much more! The second 60-minute session will be a follow-up to discuss your homework and finalize any remaining questions. So, if you're ready to gain knowledge, opportunities, and connections within the interior design community...THIS MENTORSHIP PROGRAM IS FOR YOU!

Cancellation Policy

Meetings canceled or missed within 24 hours of the scheduled meeting will incur a rescheduling fee of 149.97 (or a $149.97 credit if the designer cancels or reschedules within 24 hours of a meeting). This fee does not apply to causes beyond either party's reasonable control ("Force Majeure") to include, without limitation, acts of God, fire, explosion, vandalism, storm or other similar occurrence, orders or acts of military or civil authority, or by national emergencies, insurrections, riots, or wars, or strikes, lock-outs, work stoppages, or other labor disputes.

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