BDS Courses in Visual Merchandising POS Design and Exhibition Design
	The display profession is a competitive one. You will be competing from the moment you start your course as a BDS student both for examination success and for opportunities to win major trophies awarded annually by the society and by industry. What is it like to work as a designer in visual promotion? You will find out, since your course of study includes a mandatory period of work experience in stores, design studios, animation studios and prop-making workshops etc. If you possess communication, creative and visual skills, are adaptable, have a flair for design and colour, then promotional design could be the right career for you. Through its approved colleges the British Display Society offers one or more of the following courses:
	BDS COLLEGE-BASED COURSES GC01 General Certificate in Display - One year, full time More information   GC02 General Certificate Higher Level - in Display One year, full time More information ND01 National Diploma in Retail Display Design Two year, full time More information ND02 National Diploma in Point of Sale Design & Merchandise Projection Two-year, full-time More information ND03 National Diploma in Exhibition Design, including 3D Design, Retail & Spatial Design Two-year, full-time More information  TC01 Technician Certificate One year, part time More information   CERTIFICATED SHORT COURSES - Duration 60 hours per level SC01 Visual Merchandising and Merchandise Handling Skills Level 1 & 2, 60 Hours per level More information SC02 Prop Making and Display Background Design Level 1 & 2, 60 Hours per level More information SC03 Interior Design and Styling Level 1 & 2, 60 Hours per level More information SC04 Museum, Library and Visitor Attraction display Level 1 & 2, 60 Hours per level More information For further information and enrolment details contact the college of your choice. Colleges
	SPECIAL NEEDS In its examinations, the BDS makes allowances for students with learning difficulties; e.g. Dyslexia, Epilepsy and Hearing Impairment.