IDEX candidates can save $26 if they enroll in our 90 day class between Jan 2 – 31, 2014.
Regular price $325, now just $299.
This 8% discount offer expires midnight, January 31, 2014.
Enroll here:
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We are pleased to report that 100% of our students who took the October 2013 IDEX Exam passed!
If you failed the IDEX exam and have never taken our online class, you may qualify for a 25% rebate.
We’ve recently discovered Puffin, a great little app for your iPad or Android mobile device. Puffin is an inexpensive web browser that is fast and renders Adobe Flash files. You can download a trial version which works for two weeks. The price is only $2.99.
If you want to study for the IDEX exam “on the go” using your iPad or Android mobile device, Puffin just may be your ticket to freedom. Check out our iPad test!
Before enrolling in our class, we always recommend registering for our FREE demo class to be sure your equipment is compatible with our class materials.
The Certification of interior designers in California is a great program which was sanctioned into law in 1991 to help consumers find qualified interior designers who have education, passed an exam and are experienced.
CCIDC is the nonprofit organization in charge of certifying interior designers under California Business and Professions Code 5800, and they are about to go through their Sunset Review Hearing.
The Sunset Review hearing is on March 18, 2013 to renew CID statute and request clarifying and strengthening language for the CID law.
I hope you will join IDEXprep.com and send a support letter to:
Senator Curren D. Price, Jr.
Chair of the Senate Business, Professions & Economic Development Committee
State Capitol, Room 2053
Sacramento, CA 95814
Go to www.ccidc.org/eNews/sunset_2013.html for details and a sample letter.
Thank you!
Deni Mosser, CID #0022 / NCIDQ #5865
Creator IDEXprep.com
Instructor for the IDEXprepOnlineClasses
Now that you are familiar with the IDEX reference book and material list, it’s time for you to review the IDEX® California Classification System which lists the three domains (or ‘sections’) of the exam, along with their tasks (also called ‘sub sections’):
IDEX Classification System
Tip #3: Download and print the IDEX Classification system. Read it and then put it into a 3-ring binder or file folder for future reference.
Stay tuned for more posts on how to study for the IDEX Exam.
