Interior Design Technology is a professional field that blends creativity with technical knowledge to design functional and aesthetically pleasing interior spaces. This discipline plays a crucial role in shaping environments in residential, commercial, and institutional settings—balancing form, function, comfort, and safety. An Interior Design Technician is equipped to plan, coordinate, and supervise interior design projects from concept development through to project completion. Professionals in this field work with various stakeholders including clients, consultants, contractors, and regulatory bodies to ensure project objectives are met. Their tasks include material selection, contractor coordination, quality assurance, supervision of site activities, and project handover. The NVQ Level 5 and 6 Diploma in Interior Design Technology develops both practical and theoretical competencies. At Level 5, learners gain skills in material selection, supervising production, managing workplace communication, and supporting project commissioning. At Level 6, technicians advance into leadership roles, contributing to feasibility studies, preparing contractual documents, managing production processes, and solving design-related challenges. Key knowledge areas include: Design appraisal and feasibility analysis 2D/3D visualisation and drafting Ergonomics and anthropometrics Project and contract documentation Technical specifications and standards Occupational health and safety (OHS) Core personal and professional skills include decision-making, leadership, teamwork, and effective communication—ensuring technicians can function effectively in complex, real-world environments. Graduates can expect to work as Interior Design Technicians, Site Coordinators, Project Assistants, or pursue further roles in design consultancy, construction supervision, and project management within the design and construction sectors.