Course Summary
- A practical, hands on floristry course designed to develop basic craft and floral design skills.
- Ideal for students who want to explore floristry as a hobby, gain confidence in creative skills, or progress towards further floristry qualifications.
- Focuses on developing simple techniques, safe use of tools, and the ability to plan and create floral arrangements.
- Suitable for beginners as well as those who have completed an Entry Level floristry course.
Key topics
- Floristry Techniques
- Floral Arrangements
- Craft and Design Skills
- Creative Development
Course Requirements
- You must be aged 19 or over.
- No previous qualifications required, although Entry Level floristry experience may be helpful.
- An interest in craft, design or floral arrangement.
- Commitment to regular attendance and completing practical tasks.
What are the benefits of this course?
- Develops foundational floristry skills that can be used for hobbies, events or further study.
- Builds confidence working with flowers, tools and materials.
- Encourages creativity, wellbeing and practical problem solving.
- Can support progression to higher level floristry or craft courses.
- Provides a supportive environment tailored to adults building creative skills.
How will I learn?
- Through teacher demonstrations and guided practice.
- Practical, hands on floristry activities using real or artificial flowers.
- Individual and small group tasks to explore different techniques.
- Supportive teaching tailored to beginners and adults returning to learning.
How will my progress be monitored and assessed?
- Ongoing assessment of practical floristry tasks.
- Teacher feedback throughout the course.
- Completion of a portfolio of evidence including photographs, notes and completed arrangements.
- Production of a final assessed floral design piece.
Course Location
City Learning Quarter, Old Hall Street, Wolverhampton WV1 3AU
Are there any additional costs?
- Course fees may apply, depending on eligibility.
- Basic materials will be provided, but you may be asked to contribute to the cost of fresh flowers for certain sessions.
- You may wish to purchase personal tools (e.g., scissors, ribbon) but this is optional.
What qualification will I get?
NCFE Level 1 Award in Creative Craft - Floristry - A nationally recognised introductory qualification demonstrating basic creative craft skills.
What will I be able to do after these courses?
Progress to:
- NCFE Level 2 Creative Craft- Floristry
- Other Level 2 craft programmes
- Community workshops or hobby based floristry activities
Create floral designs for personal use, events or community projects.
Build a portfolio to support progression in creative or floristry based industry.
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