Level 3 Floristry Course in Northampton. Classes run at Moulton College, full-time during the day. Fees may apply depending on your circumstances, though loans and fee reductions may be available for eligible learners. You'll need a Level 2 qualification in floristry or substantial relevant work experience to join. The course takes one year and develops the creative and commercial skills needed to work professionally in the floristry industry. You'll work with industry-standard cold storage, display areas, and ornamental grounds, guided by specialist staff and guest lecturers. This level 3 floristry qualification covers artistic display work, design principles, and business understanding.
Who this course is for
A Level 2 qualification in floristry or substantial work experience in a related industry.
Entry requirements
A Level 2 qualification in floristry or substantial work experience in a related industry.
What you will learn
You'll create artistic floral displays and arrangements to a professional standard.
You'll develop commercial floristry skills for retail and event settings.
You'll apply design principles to a range of floristry styles and occasions.
You'll use industry-standard cold storage and display equipment.
You'll build an understanding of running or contributing to a floristry business.
You'll work with a wide variety of flora, including plants from ornamental grounds.
How you will learn
You'll learn through classroom-based sessions and practical workshops at the college. Teaching is delivered by specialist staff and expert guest lecturers. Assessment is through a combination of practical work and theoretical assignments. You'll build a portfolio of work that demonstrates your skills and knowledge across the qualification.
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. Design and sell arrangements in a retail floristry shop.
Event florist. Create displays and installations for weddings and events.
Floral designer. Develop bespoke designs for clients and venues.
Floristry business owner. Run your own floristry studio or service.
Visual merchandiser (floristry). Style floral displays for retail environments.
Funeral florist. Prepare sympathy and tribute arrangements professionally.
What you could study next
Higher National Certificate (HNC) or Foundation Degree in Floristry or a related creative arts subject, for those wanting to move into design or management roles.
Level 4 or 5 qualifications in Business Management, useful if you plan to run your own floristry business.
Apprenticeship at a senior or specialist level, combining work experience with further formal training in the sector.
