Do you need a license to be a professional organizer?

Do you need a license to be a professional organizer?

To become a professional organizer, you don't need any special certification or specific training. Of course, there are helpful teleclasses, webinars, websites, and books that you'll want to explore. I recommend you start by reading my book, Born to Organize.

How much do home Organizers cost?

Expect to pay between $80 and $140 an hour, though some organizers offer packages, such as a closet clean-out for $250 or a garage sorting for $350. If you're already relatively organized, a small kitchen tidying session might run you $200; a full-house effort for a downsizing senior might cost more than $1,000.

What are personal organizer used for?

A personal organizer is a book containing personal or business information, which you can add pages to or remove pages from to keep the information up to date. Small computers used in a similar way are also called personal organizers.

Are Professional Organizers worth it?

It will save you money in moving and storage costs. If you won't do it on your own, a professional organizer can get you started. If you have a closet full of stuff that you never use but hope to use, then a professional organizer can help you make the decision to keep, sell, or toss.

How much do organizers make an hour?

Professional organizers charge $117 for the average job, but prices can range from $50-$540 on the low and high end. Organizers charge an average of $55 per hour for their services....Professional organizer cost per hour:

Average rate	$55/hour
Low-end cost	$30/hour
High-end cost	$130/hour

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Is hiring a professional organizer worth it?

If you are motivated but overwhelmed, hiring a professional organizer can be very helpful. A professional organizer should act as a coach who is helping you get on track. He or she should be able to break down the (potentially) overwhelming project into bite-sized pieces.

What is the best personal Organiser app?

• Organize your projects. Trello. ...
• Organize your to-do lists. Todoist. ...
• Organize your notes. Microsoft OneNote. ...
• Organize random things you need to remember. Google Assistant. ...
• Organize places and parking locations. Google Maps. ...
• Organize your travel. TripIt. ...
• Organize your expenses. Expensify. ...
• Organize all of your physical documents. Stack.

Is a professional organizer a good job?

And while it's definitely a luxury to hire a pro to handle the job, a survey of 830 Good Housekeeping readers found that 52% people would hire a professional organizer for their home, given the opportunity.

What does it take to be a professional organizer?

• You can become a professional organizer without formal post-secondary education, although a diploma or degree in human ecology, interior design, or a closely related field can be quite helpful in developing the necessary professional and business management skills.

How do I became a professional organizer?

• Decide if you want to get certified and become a CPO (Certified Professional Organizer). ...
• Attend professional organizing conferences and consider investing in a coach or mentor.
• Create a marketing plan. ...
• Start building your portfolio by offering your services to friends and family in exchange for testimonials and before and after pictures.

How can a professional organizer help you?

• "A professional organizer is a person who can help you organize any of the physical and digital spaces in your life - a closet, a kitchen or the aforementioned home office. She (and it's almost always a she) will offer support for decision-making, facilitate actions around removal of unwanted belongings, and set up systems, from shelving to labels, that help her clients establish order and clarity."

How much do organizers charge?

• Most professional organizers charge between $30 and $200+ per hour. This cost will depend on the amount of work that needs to be done, your geographical location and the organizer you choose. Usually, professional organizers usually have some type of package deal that may include a whole day of organizing or a few specific rooms organized.