NYIAD Announces Better Foreign Shipping for International Students

Last week, the New York Institute of Art and Design (NYIAD) announced a brand new plan for shipping course materials to the hundreds of international students that enroll there to learn interior design, wedding planning, and jewelry design every year.

As one of the world’s premier distance education school for creative professionals, the NYIAD has long attracted students from across the globe. With their convenient home-study courses, students from anywhere in the world have access to the same educational experience.

Up until now, all shipping outside of the United States and Canada relied heavily on local postal systems and customs offices. But starting this week, all international students will start receiving their shipments via Fedex. This means course materials will be delivered faster and more securely in many countries throughout the world, and students and staff at the NYIAD will both have more visibility into shipment tracking.

“This is a long overdue improvement for our foreign students,” said Chuck DeLaney, Director of the NYIAD. “We are enrolling people all over the world at a faster rate than ever before, and they deserve the same great service and education that we provide to students in the United States. And we were able to do it all without raising shipping costs for anyone.”

The new foreign shipping plan is included on all new student enrollments outside of the United States and Canada. In addition, any existing students who are scheduled to receive shipments will be added to the Fedex program this week.

About NYIAD

The New York Institute of Art and Design offers home-study courses for creative professionals designed to enhance or build career skills. By pairing course materials that students can receive anywhere in the world with real-life mentoring, NYIAD aims to teach students everything they need to know to make money in their field of study. The New York Institute of Art and Design is owned and operated by Career Step, LLC, along with sister school, New York Institute of Photography.