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Subject

Floristry

Level

Level 2

Study Mode

Full-Time

Duration

1 year

Start Date

July 2026

The course

Practical vs Theory

50%

50 %

Are you looking to start a career within the floristry industry? This course is for you. You will learn about different flowers and plants and how to look after them. You will also learn that there is more to floristry than flowers to be successful. You will need to understand your tools, environment and the finishing touches that make a difference. With this, you will develop an understanding of design principals and the skills needed to apply these to the creation of floristry products. This course will give you an understanding of how floristry businesses operate and develop your skills to interact with customers and identify their needs.
College transparent

British Floristry Association

This programme has been accredited by the British Floristry Association (BFA). Bishop Burton has demonstrated the standards of excellence required to be recognised as a recommended training provider and College member of the BFA.

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Course Information

  • Providing you with the skills and knowledge to start a career in the floristry industry.
  • Working in the Floristry Industry
  • Customer Service
  • Caring for and Maintaining Floristry Products
  • Floristry Design Principles
  • Preparing to Create and Creating Floristry Designs
  • Health and Safety

Four GCSEs at grade 3 or equivalent, including grade 2 or 3 in English and Maths. Equivalent qualifications may alos be considered.

You will learn through a mix of theory and practical sessions, enhanced by guest speakers, visits and work experience.

You will normally be at college three days per week.

150 hours work experience
You will have a synoptic practical exam and a theory exam.
  • There will be an additional cost for flowers.
To further your studies you could progress onto the Level 3 in Floristry.
Work within retail florists, in wedding and other event floristry, in hotels and hospitality. You could also set up your own business or work as a freelance florist.
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