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Compare over 20 Home Staging Schools & Training Programs

The home staging industry is growing very rapidly. Real estate agents and sellers realize what a difference having a well staged home can make in the price and how rapidly a home sells. Finding a good home staging school or training program that offers quality home staging classes and courses is a must for new people who want to be a professional home stager.

 

Compare the home staging schools listed in our yellow pages. Study their home staging classes, courses and educational materials they offer on learning how to be a home stager.

 

How to become a home stager

 

The most common way individuals enter into the home staging business is through:

 

Attend a two to five day training class or program put on by an individual, company or organization. This method is probably the most common way. These type of training schools or programs generally offer a combination of the following:

  • one to five days (or more) of classes or training; some use hands on training

  • online training, training by videos, CD’s, webinars’

  • books and other printed materials

  • a designation with words like certified, accredited, or professional home stager

  • home staging business plan or assistance

  • a website or assistances with establishing a website and the hosting of the web site

  • presentation folders, binders or booklets

  • CD’s, videos, brochures, books

  • a listing in their school “directory” for people looking for a home stager

  • marketing materials, brochures, business cards, etc.

Naturally, some schools or training programs will have other methods or services not listed above. Some of the above services may be included with a class or training program or may have extra fee’s for various services.

 

 Other sources of training

  • interior decorating and design schools

  • local and state colleges;  junior colleges

  • other established education institution

  Just start out on your own

 

Many individuals in the business have merely printed up a business card, called themselves a home stager and started out in business.

Caution - read this

Caution. We do not recommend any school, organization, company or institution. Like anything, some may be good, some may not be good. You should thoroughly investigate and research each school, program or training course before you choose. Check references.

Government Regulation

The federal and state governments do not require any particular training or educational qualifications to be a home stager that I am aware of. Many areas do require a business license.