About Us | Interior Design Online

A uniquely personal approach

We believe students thrive when they feel genuinely supported. Our career-focused courses are built around real design projects created by experienced Designers, giving you practical, industry-relevant skills. You’ll receive personalised, thoughtful feedback via our eCampus or in live online critiques with industry experts ensuring you feel encouraged, challenged and confident as you take your first steps into the design industry.

Success Stories

Our visionary founder

After a successful career in the design industry, Amanda Grace founded Sydney Design School in 2008 with a clear mission: to transform design education and reinvent the way future designers are trained. In 2014, she expanded this vision with the launch of Interior Design Online, making world-class design education accessible to students across the globe.

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Your career starts here

Our graduates are highly sought after in the industry for their strong creative vision and well-rounded technical skills. Throughout your studies, you’ll build a standout professional portfolio that showcases your capability and design thinking. You’ll also be supported by our dedicated Careers and Industry Manager, who provides guidance, resources and industry connections to get you job ready and confident.

Our Career Service

Exceptional events & experiences

Our events are designed to inspire, connect, and energise you. Career course students can join our Design Day Out series touring showrooms, meeting alumni, and connecting with fellow creatives. Not in Sydney? Join our monthly live online webinars featuring leading interiors personalities and suppliers. Fresh insights, wherever you are.

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We are required to assess the suitability of your chosen course accounting for your skills and competencies. If we believe the chosen course is not suitable for you, we will contact you to discuss prior to enrolment.

Digital literacy: you will be required to access resources by navigating our online platform, manipulate documents including scanning and converting to PDF, and communicate via email. Software courses require a high digital literacy to understand program requirements and procedures.
Numeracy skills: you may be required to complete tasks such as converting measurements.
Literacy skills: a strong written comprehension is required to understand course materials.
Language skills: you may be required to present information and projects in a written or verbal format.

Examples of how you can demonstrate these skills include:

Previous studies
Workplace skills
Regular computer use
Ability to troubleshoot

If you have any concerns about the suitability of a course for your personal circumstances and academic abilities, please contact us at [email protected] prior to application

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I understand that my RTO Sydney Design School is required to submit data sourced from this enrolment form to the National Centre for Vocational Education Research Ltd (NCVER) as a regulatory reporting requirement. The information contained on my enrolment form may be used by my RTO or the following third parties for administrative, regulatory and/or research purposes:
– School – if I am a secondary student undertaking VET, including a school-based apprenticeship or traineeship
– Employer – if I am enrolled in training paid by my employer
– Government departments and authorised agencies
– NCVER
– Organisations conducting student surveys
– Researchers – you may receive an NCVER student survey which may be administered by an NCVER employee, agent or third party contractor. Please note you may opt out of the survey at the time of being contacted.NCVER will use, secure, disclose, and retain your data in accordance with the VET Data Protocol and all NCVER policies and protocols (including those published on NCVER’s website at www.ncver.edu.au).