Free Level 2 Floristry Creative Crafts Course in Sutton Coldfield. Classes run at Sutton Coldfield College, part-time during the day. The course runs for 20 weeks and is designed to fit around other commitments. You'll build practical floristry skills, from working with fresh flowers to creating arrangements for different occasions. No formal qualifications are needed to apply. You will need to complete a short literacy and numeracy assessment before you start. The course covers the creative and technical skills behind professional floristry work.
Who this course is for
This part-time evening course is perfect for beginners or those with some
experience who want to gain a qualification in floristry. Whether you�re looking
to work from home, start a small business, or eventually work in a flower shop,
this course will help you turn your passion for flowers into practical
skills.
Entry requirements
You don�t need formal qualifications to join this course, but you will need
to complete a functional skills test in literacy and numeracy.
What you will learn
You'll create floral arrangements using a range of techniques and materials.
You'll learn how to condition, handle, and care for cut flowers and foliage.
You'll design arrangements suited to different occasions and settings.
You'll develop colour theory and compositional skills used in floristry.
You'll work with wired and woven designs as well as hand-tied bouquets.
You'll explore the business side of floristry, including working from home or in a retail setting.
How you will learn
You'll learn through practical, hands-on sessions in the classroom. Assessment is based on the work you produce during the course, including floral designs and arrangements. You'll also complete a functional skills test in literacy and numeracy as part of the entry process. There is no written exam.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Sutton Coldfield College will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Florist, working in a flower shop or studio
Self-employed florist, running your own floristry business from home
Wedding and events florist, creating arrangements for special occasions
Market stall florist, selling hand-tied bouquets and seasonal designs
Funeral florist, making tributes and sympathy arrangements
Floristry assistant, supporting a senior florist in a busy shop
What you could study next
Level 3 Diploma in Floristry (City and Guilds or similar) - the next step if you want to work at a senior level or run your own floristry business professionally.
Level 2 or Level 3 Award in Business Skills - useful if you're planning to set up as a self-employed florist or start a small business.
Level 3 Certificate in Retail - relevant if you want to move into a shop management role within a floristry or garden centre setting.
