Part-Time HIGHER DIPLOMA IN FLORISTRY (HDF)
Vocational qualification
In Kent
Description
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Type
Vocational qualification
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Location
Kent
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Duration
2 Years
Providing an opportunity for experienced/part-qualified florists to demonstrate their skills and understanding, graduates will be equipped with the necessary expertise to enter the industry as managers or senior florists. This practical prgramme examines a range of disciplines from technical floristry skills through to successful marketing, promotion and business practices, thereby giving you a.
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About this course
Either Advanced National Certificate (Level 3) in Floristry or equivalent or a minimum of 5 years relevant industry experience.
Additional Experience
Students should be currently employed or in a work placement for at least 1 day per week for the duration of the course.
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Course programme
Providing an opportunity for experienced/part-qualified florists to demonstrate their skills and understanding, graduates will be equipped with the necessary expertise to enter the industry as managers or senior florists.
This practical prgramme examines a range of disciplines from technical floristry skills through to successful marketing, promotion and business practices, thereby giving you a fully rounded appreciation of the challenges you may face in commercial floristry.
Entry Requirements
Either Advanced National Certificate (Level 3) in Floristry or equivalent or a minimum of 5 years relevant industry experience.
Additional Experience
Students should be currently employed or in a work placement for at least 1 day per week for the duration of the course.
Location
Hadlow
Course Duration
2 years, 1 day per week (30 weeks each year)
Course Content
- Botanical concepts and practices for floristry
- Historical studies for floristry
- Floral event practices
- Business practices for floristry
- Marketing and promotion practices for floristry
- Design concepts for floristry
- Technical floristry skills - tied designs
- Technical floristry skills - wired and glued designs
- Technical floristry skills - designs in a medium
- Technical floristry skills - design trends
Assessment Method
Three cross-unit assignments as well as two examinations - one theory and one practical - which are mixed by external examiners from the Society of Floristry
Progression Routes
Successful students can progress to the Master Diploma (Level 5) and are also well equipped to gain high level employment within the industry, set up their own floristry business or become a buyer for a large multiple chain.
Specialist Equipment Needed
Students will need to provide their own flowers, a fully equipped work box and floristry sundries.
Part-Time HIGHER DIPLOMA IN FLORISTRY (HDF)