Level 2 Floristry Creative Crafts Course in Shrewsbury. Classes run at English Bridge Campus, part-time during the day over 38 weeks. The floristry creative crafts classes cover the skills and knowledge needed to work with flowers and plants professionally. You'll study design principles, plant care, and the techniques used in commercial floristry. The part-time daytime timetable makes it possible to fit study around other commitments. This is an NCFE level 2 floristry creative crafts qualification.
Who this course is for
Please see our website for details of the course Level 2 NCFE Certificate in Creative Craft - Floristry. Shrewsbury Colleges Group gives students greater choices and dedicated subject resources at different campus locations and is proud to offer the largest and most flexible curriculum offer within Shropshire, comprising of A Levels, Vocational Diplomas, Apprenticeships and Higher Education qualifications.
Entry requirements
Please see our website for details
What you will learn
You'll develop floristry design skills, including arrangement and composition.
You'll learn how to select, condition, and care for cut flowers and foliage.
You'll practise hand-tied bouquets and wired floristry techniques.
You'll study colour theory and how it applies to floral design.
You'll explore seasonal and occasion-based floristry, such as weddings and events.
You'll understand the tools, materials, and equipment used in professional floristry.
How you will learn
You'll learn through practical, hands-on sessions in the classroom at English Bridge Campus. Assessment is through portfolio work and practical tasks that demonstrate your floristry skills. You'll build a record of your work as you progress through the course. Your tutor will observe and assess your practical activities throughout the year.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. English Bridge Campus will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Florist. Work in a retail florist shop creating arrangements.
Floral designer. Design displays for events, weddings, and venues.
Wedding florist. Specialise in bridal and ceremony floristry.
Market stall florist. Sell and arrange flowers at markets or pop-ups.
Funeral florist. Create tributes and sympathy arrangements.
Garden centre assistant. Support plant and flower sales with floristry knowledge.
What you could study next
Level 3 Certificate or Diploma in Floristry. The next step if you want to develop advanced design skills and take on more complex floristry work.
Level 3 Award in Education and Training. An option if you'd like to teach floristry or craft skills to others.
Floristry apprenticeship. Combine work-based learning with further study while employed in a floristry role.
