BIID Professional Practice: Telephone Mentoring
BIID Professional Practice Telephone Mentoring offers exclusive telephone mentoring sessions for Associate members and Provisional Associate members seeking expert guidance and support for their interior design projects.
The mentoring program connects participants with experienced Registered Interior Designer® mentors, helping them gain knowledge and develop skills required for professional project delivery.
The sessions cover all 20 Professional Practice project stages, with each 20-minute session dedicated to individual needs. Additionally, members can access Project Stage Guidance PDFs in the Member Area, supporting various project stages such as The Brief, Insurance, Site Survey, Tenders, FF&E, Approvals & Certificates, and CDM 2015.
The structure of your session will be sent to you in advance of your 20-minute telephone mentoring session.
WHO CAN REGISTER FOR TELEPHONE MENTORING?
Telephone mentoring is exclusively available to Associate members and Provisional Associate members, and limited spaces are available. , and limited spaces are available. During the booking stage, you must select the project stages you wish to discuss with your mentor. This will ensure that your 20-minute session is focused.
BIID INTERIOR DESIGN PROJECT BOOK - £10 DISCOUNT!
We have partnered with the RIBA to publish the Interior Design Project Book which is the essential step-by-step guide to running interior design projects. As a BIID member, you can enjoy an exclusive £10 discount. Find the details in the Member Area.
EXCLUSIVE MEMBER CONTENT
Members also have access to other exclusive content, including Articles, Webinars, Bite Size Learning, and Peer-to-Peer Training Guidance in the Professional Development section of the Member Area to support their interior design business growth.
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