Interior Design

Hi,
Your profile is confusing, your work experience is irrelevant to your education background though it all depends on your interest. If you are willing to study in Canada, you must choose a relevant course basis your education and work experience so choose accordingly.Architecture, Urban Planning,

It's a difficult question to answer, getting a job abroad is not easy, you must check if companies will accept open learning qualifications. Competition is tough. If you get hold of projects abroad and if you manage to do a course abroad, you may have a chance.

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I guess details regarding your graduation would reflect on your final pass certificate, but you should not be bothered much by it. Part-time/Distance courses are fully recognized by various organisations and getting a job would not be much of an issue.
Diverse job opportunities exist in front of inte

Please select or think of one mode you actually wish to study, so that we can guide you better.

1. Establish visual hierarchy
Visual hierarchy is organizing information by order of relative importance, and it is established by arranging components (typography, lines, shapes, images, color, and space) on a layout. Designs with strong visual hierarchy and composition will communicate a message by