Free Level 2 Floristry Course in Liverpool. Classes run at St Helens College Knowsley Campus, part-time during the day. The course runs over 550 hours, giving you time to build your skills at a manageable pace alongside other commitments. You'll cover the core skills and knowledge that floristry work demands, from design principles to working with fresh and artificial flowers. This free floristry course for adults leads to a City and Guilds qualification recognised by employers in the sector.
Who this course is for
This Course is for people who want to study Diploma in Floristry
Entry requirements
Please check www.knowsleycollege.ac.uk
What you will learn
You'll learn how to design and create floral arrangements for a range of occasions.
You'll study the properties and care requirements of cut flowers and foliage.
You'll practise wiring, binding, and construction techniques used in professional floristry.
You'll learn how to work with colour, texture, and form in floral design.
You'll develop skills in making bouquets, buttonholes, and event displays.
You'll understand how to handle, condition, and store flowers correctly.
You'll learn the basics of running a floristry business, including customer service and pricing.
How you will learn
Learning takes place in a classroom and practical workshop setting. You'll be assessed through a combination of practical tasks and assignments. Assessment covers your ability to produce floral designs to a set brief, as well as your underpinning knowledge of floristry techniques and plant care. Your tutor will observe your practical work and review written evidence throughout the course.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. St Helens College Knowsley Campus will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Florist. Design and sell arrangements in a shop or studio.
Freelance florist. Work independently for weddings and events.
Wedding florist. Specialise in bridal and ceremony floristry.
Event decorator. Create floral displays for corporate and private events.
Floral designer. Work with retailers, hotels, or display companies.
Floristry assistant. Support senior florists in a busy shop or studio.
What you could study next
Level 3 Diploma in Floristry (City and Guilds). The next step for florists who want to take on more complex design work and move toward senior or specialist roles.
Level 3 Certificate in Business Administration. Useful if you plan to run your own floristry business.
Apprenticeship in Floristry. Combine paid work with structured training at a higher level.
