Free Level 3 Floristry Course in Liverpool. Classes run at St Helens College Knowsley Campus, part-time during the day. The course covers advanced floristry skills and runs over 540 hours, giving you time to build your knowledge at a manageable pace alongside other commitments. You'll study design principles, plant knowledge, and professional floristry techniques to a high standard. This is a City and Guilds floristry qualification, recognised by employers in the industry.
Who this course is for
This Course is for people who want to study Advanced Technical Diploma in Floristry (540)
Entry requirements
Please check www.knowsleycollege.ac.uk
What you will learn
You'll develop advanced floral design skills for a range of occasions and settings.
You'll learn how to select, condition, and care for cut flowers and foliage.
You'll create hand-tied bouquets, arrangements, and display work to professional standards.
You'll study colour theory and design principles as they apply to floristry.
You'll learn how to work with seasonal and specialist plant material.
You'll understand the business and customer service aspects of working in floristry.
You'll practise presentation and finishing techniques used in commercial floristry.
How you will learn
You'll learn through practical, hands-on sessions in the classroom, working with real flowers and materials. Assessment includes practical assignments, design projects, and written work that tests your knowledge of floristry techniques and principles. You'll build a portfolio of work over the course to demonstrate your skills. The centre will confirm the full assessment breakdown before you start.
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 create arrangements in a retail or studio setting.
Wedding florist: specialist work on bridal and event floristry.
Event florist: large-scale floral displays for venues and occasions.
Floral designer: creative design work for commercial clients.
Floristry tutor: teach floristry skills at a college or training centre.
Self-employed florist: run your own floristry business.
What you could study next
Level 4 or Higher National Certificate in Floristry or Design: a step into higher-level study for those wanting to specialise further or move into teaching.
Business and enterprise qualifications: useful if you plan to run your own floristry business.
Apprenticeship in Floristry: combines paid work with structured training if you want to move straight into employment.
