Level 2 Floristry Course in Northampton. Classes run full-time during the day at Moulton College. The course takes one year to complete. Fees may apply depending on your circumstances. Loans and fee reductions may be available for eligible learners. Contact Moulton College directly to confirm what you would pay. You'll develop creative floristry skills and commercial understanding, working with industry-standard cold storage, display areas, and ornamental grounds on campus. You'll learn to create artistic floral displays guided by specialist staff and guest lecturers. You'll need four GCSEs at grade 2 to 3 or above, or a Level 1 Diploma in a related subject, to join this course.
Who this course is for
Four GCSEs at grade 2-3 (D-E) or above or a Level 1 Diploma in a related subject
Entry requirements
Four GCSEs at grade 2-3 (D-E) or above or a Level 1 Diploma in a related subject
What you will learn
You'll create artistic floral displays using a range of design techniques.
You'll develop commercial awareness within the floristry sector.
You'll work with industry-standard cold storage and display equipment.
You'll use ornamental grounds and a wide range of flora in your practical work.
You'll learn from specialist staff and expert guest lecturers.
You'll build skills relevant to event floristry and running a floristry business.
How you will learn
You'll learn through practical, classroom-based sessions at Moulton College. Teaching covers both creative skills and commercial knowledge. You'll work in specialist floristry workshops fitted with industry-standard equipment. Assessment is through a combination of practical work and coursework, in line with the City and Guilds specification for the Technical Certificate in Floristry.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Moulton College will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Florist. Work in a retail flower shop creating arrangements and bouquets.
Event florist. Design and deliver flowers for weddings, corporate events, and celebrations.
Floral display assistant. Support display and merchandising in garden centres or retail.
Self-employed florist. Run your own floristry business or market stall.
Funeral florist. Create tributes and sympathy arrangements for funeral directors.
What you could study next
Level 3 Diploma in Floristry. The next step if you want to deepen your design skills and take on more complex commercial work.
Level 3 Certificate in Event Management. Useful if you want to move into event planning with a floristry specialism.
Higher Education in Floral Design or Garden Design. Degree-level study for those looking to specialise further or move into design consultancy.
