Floristry Courses

... by practical demonstrations, tasks and assignments. You will learn how to produce designs and gain an understanding of floristry techniques and terminology...

...This, the highest floristry qualification available in the UK, is perfect for florists wishing to extend their skills in line with international standards. Stretching you to the highest levels of floral design, design concepts, techniques and personal skills, this course encourages you to create... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...This is a part time course, one evening per week (3 hours) a week aimed at beginners and people with some experience who wish to obtain a qualification in Floristry. The course is aimed at people who have a love of flowers, might wish to work from home or eventually work in a flower...

...This course is suitable for a learner who is looking to make floristry a career. They will need to have a keen interest in floristry and wish to gain further knowledge and skills within the sector. The qualification is recognised throughout the industry... Learn about: Part Time, Quality Training...

... and Knowledge Qualification - Level 3 Diploma in Work- based Floristry (City & Guilds) Employee Rights and Responsibilities If you haven't already achieved... Learn about: Creating flower, Intricate flower, Senior Florist...

...Floristry Level 3 Edexcel Diploma Suite Course Length: 1 or 2 years Venue: Myerscough College (Preston) Course Content How to Apply Click to Apply...

...This is a part time course, one evening per week (3 hours) a week aimed at learners who have previously gained a floristry qualification eg. NCFE Level 2 Certificate in Creative Crafts Floristry or City and Guilds Level 2 Floristry (Certificate or Diploma) or similar qualification – you...

...This course is a mixture of practical and theory work, and will see you doing professional work and events There is a strong focus on learning advanced floristry skills, and putting them into practice at floristry completions such as Chelsea Flower Show, Hampton Court and Leeds Castle events... Learn about: Skills and Training...

... and Knowledge Qualification - Level 2 Diploma in Work- based Floristry (City & Guilds) Employee Rights and Responsibilities If you haven't already achieved... Learn about: Creating flower, Flower arrangements, Time management...

...Foundation Certificate Professional Floristry and Floral Design Key Information Course Content Additional Information How to Apply Click to Apply...

...This course provides a good introduction to floristry design, analysing basic commercial floristry designs against the principles and elements of design. It is ideal for those who have not done any previous floristry and wish to learn a range of floristry designs for different occasions. Students...

...What will I learn? You will learn: floristry skills; creative craft process for floristry; health & safety issues related to the profession;... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...This course is ideal for those entering the floristry industry and wish to gain a wide range of floristry skills. It aims to provide college based learners with the skills they need for a career in floristry while gaining some work experience in the industry. This qualification is well... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...FdA Professional Floristry and Floral Design (On-line) Key Information Course Content Additional Information How to Apply Click to Apply:...

...Giving you an insight into the skills you need for a successful floristry career, this practically-based course is an ideal starting point for those students who have few formal qualifications. You will learn how to produce designs for gifts, weddings and funerals. As part of the course... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...Course Summary: This is a creative and inspirational Floristry course designed to build your confidence and help you develop your design ideas. Entry requirements You need to be highly motivated and demonstrate a keen interest in your chosen subject. You will need: a minimum of four GCSEs at grade... Learn about: Confidence Training...

...Level 2 certificate in floristry can lead to further Floristry courses and work in Floristry professions...

...Job opportunities after this course: Following successful completion of this course you may gain employment in the land-based sector in a management position in a floristry shop. Progression to an apprenticeship in the floristry industry may also be an option to enable you to gain more experience...

...Ideal for students who have studied floristry previously and wish to learn a range of practical floristry skills, this course will help you explore some new terms and evolving concepts. Throughout the course you will look at different practical projects – decorative, vegetative, form-linear... Learn about: Skills and Training...

... The course is open to adults aged 19+. A keen interest in floristry and a creative mind would be an advantage, but not essential...