The organizing and storage course has finished. Let's talk about what everyone cares about most: Is the certificate useful?
My honest feelings
The certificate is just a proof of completion, nice for posting on Moments, and that's all. What really made me feel like I 'learned something' was the practical class—the teacher led us in real home layouts to do categorization and adjust flow lines, which was more useful than listening to ten lectures.
If you also want to learn, first think clearly
- Do you want to get your own home in order, or do you want to take orders and provide services? The two paths require different courses.
- Before signing up, be sure to ask if there is practical training and how many class hours it takes up.
- Phrases like 'earn over ten thousand a month after learning' are just for listening.
A small suggestion
Don't rush to sign up for expensive classes. Start by practicing with your own wardrobe. If you can organize your own home clearly and keep it from getting messy again, then consider investing more. I practiced for three months before signing up, and I absorbed much more in class.