TAFE SA
12 months
Master the art and business of floristry with South Australia's only accredited qualification. This 12-month part-time course combines creative design skills with retail operations, preparing you for a rewarding career as a qualified florist.
Applicants must complete a Language, Literacy, Numeracy and Digital Assessment (LLND). Basic computer skills are required, along with an interest in working with people, good communication skills, ability to multitask, and reasonable fitness to stand for long periods. You must be an Australian Resident to apply. If more applications are received than places available, applicants will be ranked by date of application.
The course covers 16 core units and 5 elective units including: Construct floristry products with base mediums, hand-tied and wired products; Design floristry products and interpret design briefs; Develop drawing skills to communicate ideas; Maintain floristry tools and equipment; Participate in safe work practices; Prepare and care for floristry stock; Prepare quotations and sell floristry products; Provide quality customer service; Receive and store stock; Recognise flowers and plant materials; Work effectively in the floristry industry. Elective units include assembling floristry products, exploring colour use, interacting with customers, operating retail technology, and participating in environmentally sustainable work practices.
TAFE SA is South Australia's leading vocational education provider, offering the only accredited floristry qualification in the state. With 90% of graduates satisfied with training quality and 87% recommending their courses, TAFE SA combines industry-recognised qualifications with affordable, flexible learning options including blended study modes that accommodate working professionals and career changers.
Upon completion, you'll be qualified to work as a florist in various environments including retail florist shops, design studios, or in-house floristry positions. The qualification is recognised by industry as the career path to become a qualified florist. You'll have skills in advanced design, business operations, customer service, and product knowledge applicable across the floristry sector.
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