Sign In Floristry Level 2
Course content
- Use materials, tools and equipment to develop craft techniques (3 credits).
- Develop craft ideas (4 credits).
- Create, present and evaluate three final floristry item (3 credits).
- Increase self-esteem and confidence and sense of accomplishment.
- Enhance relaxation and mindfulness.
- Promote social interactions in a safe working environment.
- Develop creativity; self-expression when creating their floristry designs.
- Use materials, tools and equipment to develop craft techniques (3 credits).
- Develop craft ideas (4 credits).
- Create, present and evaluate three final floristry item (3 credits).
- Increase self-esteem and confidence and sense of accomplishment.
- Enhance relaxation and mindfulness.
- Promote social interactions in a safe working environment.
- Develop creativity; self-expression when creating their floristry designs.
About Course
From blossoming bouquets to overflowing centrepieces and from wedding arrangements to table decorations, flower arrangements come in many shapes and sizes.
Our Level Two qualification in floristry will give you a foundation in how to make arrangements for display. You’ll learn about what equipment to use, plant materials, techniques and customer and retail service in the industry to help you take the step to running your own business.
Course content:
Level 2 Floristry Award in Creative Craft
- Learners will plan, produce and evaluate their own floristry craft work.
- Learners will prepare the tools, materials and equipment required to produce their item whilst maintaining a safe working environment
- Learners will have the opportunity to display their finished piece in an appropriate way or setting for others to see.
- Learners will also evaluate the whole creative process and record any issues/challenges they faced and any areas for improvement.
What do I need to do this course?
Notebook and pen/pencil to take notes
Camera/phone camera to take photo of your design
Apron
Students will be responsible for providing their own plant materials.
What do I need to do this course?
Notebook and pen/pencil to take notes
Camera/phone camera to take photo of your design
Apron
Students will be responsible for providing their own plant materials.
Teaching Methods
Introduction
Recap/demonstration/questions/answers
Practical work
Individual assistance
Feedback –individual and group
Worksheets
How is your progress checked?
Learners will be asked to complete a personal learning record and weekly feedback during their course.
The tutor will offer regular feedback through informal and formal methods.
Extra study or practice required at home.
There will be preparation to be done prior to each lesson. Portfolios will need to be kept up to date and this may mean completing some written work at home.
Research may be done at home in preparation for the lessons.
What can I do after this course?
If you would like to discuss further learning, employability and personal development opportunities, please let your tutor know or complete this section on your personal learning record and we will be in touch to make an information, advice and guidance appointment.
New courses are advertised in centre and on our website regularly.
www.cliplearning.com / Riverside Training (acisgroup.co.uk)
Further floristry or flower arranging courses, seek employment in the floristry business.
Join a flower club to continue flower arranging interest as a hobby NAFAS – (National Association of Flower Arrangement Societies)
Courses in Floral Design leading to being demonstrators, teachers, judges or speakers
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