Level 2 Award in Creative Craft | Floristry
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Short University Courses
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30 weeks
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From 585 GBP
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Writtle
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Classroom
Summer Floral Designs
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Professional Training
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From 125 GBP
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Guildford
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Classroom
Community Learning: Creating Floral Funeral Tributes
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Leisure / Fun Classes
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1 day
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Guildford
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Classroom
Community Learning: Summer Flower Arrangements
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Leisure / Fun Classes
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5 weeks
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Bracknell
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Classroom
Hand Tied Posies and Bouquets
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Professional Training
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From 125 GBP
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Guildford
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Classroom
Community Learning: The Art of Flower Arranging in an Afternoon
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Leisure / Fun Classes
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1 day
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Guildford
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Classroom
Summer Designs without Oasis
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Professional Training
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5 weeks
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From 125 GBP
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Guildford
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Classroom
Foundation Catering Pathway (Reading College)
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Professional Training
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1 year
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Reading
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Classroom
Supported Foundation: Tier 3 (City of Oxford College)
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Professional Training
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1 year
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Oxford
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Classroom
Theatrical, Special Effects, Hair and Media Make-up Level 3 Diploma (Guildford College)
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Professional Training
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1 year
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Guildford
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Classroom
Foundation Construction Multi Trades Pathway (Guildford College)
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Professional Training
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1 year
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Guildford
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Classroom
Biophilic Design
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Leisure / Fun Classes
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5 weeks
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From 300 GBP
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Chelmsford
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Classroom
Diploma Level 2 Floristry
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Vocational & College Courses
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1 year
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From 1,600 GBP
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Moulton
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Classroom
Diploma Level 1 Floristry
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Vocational & College Courses
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1 year
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From 1,600 GBP
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Moulton
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Classroom
Floristry: One Day Workshop
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Leisure / Fun Classes
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From 40 GBP
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Redhill
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Classroom
Floristry Techniques - All Levels
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Leisure / Fun Classes
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11 weeks
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From 363 GBP
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Richmond
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Classroom
Floristry Techniques - All Levels
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Leisure / Fun Classes
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11 weeks
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From 363 GBP
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Richmond
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Classroom
Diploma Level 3 Floristry
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Vocational & College Courses
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1 year
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From 7,172 GBP
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Moulton
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Classroom
Frequently asked questions
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What is floristry?
Floristry is the art of creating floral arrangements and compositions using flowers, foliage, and other natural materials. It involves designing and arranging flowers for various occasions, such as weddings, funerals, and other events.
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How can I get into floristry?
Research courses and training programs offered by floristry schools and colleges. Many courses require no prior experience, while others may require a portfolio or some basic skills. You can also consider gaining work experience through internships or apprenticeships.
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How much is a floristry course?
The cost of a floristry course can vary depending on the level and duration of the course, as well as the location and course provider. Some short courses can cost as little as £50, while full-time professional courses can cost thousands of pounds. Financial aid and scholarships may be available.
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What skills can I learn in a floristry class?
In a floristry class, you can learn a range of skills such as flower identification, care and handling, design principles, colour theory, and techniques for creating different types of floral arrangements. You can also learn about the business side of floristry, including pricing, marketing, and customer service.
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Can you earn money with floristry?
Yes, you can earn money by starting your own floral business, working as a freelance florist, or finding employment in a florist shop or event company. Salaries can vary depending on the level of experience and type of work, with some earning hourly rates or commission-based income.
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