Introduction
Let your passion for flowers bloom. Our Diploma in Floristry is a recognised qualification that can help you make a start on a rewarding, creative career.
The floristry industry in the UK is worth over £2 billion and, with more than 8,400 independent businesses across the country, it's a place where your creativity and artistry can shine.
As a student at Writtle College, you’ll delve into the artistry and craftsmanship of floristry.
Our experienced instructors will guide you through a comprehensive curriculum designed to build your skills and expertise. From mastering the art of bouquet making to understanding the principles of floral design, you'll develop a solid foundation in various aspects of this vibrant industry.
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Key facts
Entry requirements
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Fees and funding
Facilities
Hands-on learning
Study on our rural campus in Writtle, and use our purpose-built floristry building featuring four workshop areas and a range of seasonal plants and foliage.
Outstanding student support
Join our student community and:
- learn from experienced tutors, who'll provide encouragement and feedback
- make full use of facilities including library and IT resources
- access support, should you need it, with study skills, careers advice, health and wellbeing, and more.
Awarding body
City & Guilds
City & Guilds is the global leader in skills development and apprenticeship schemes with 2 million learners working on diverse qualifications every year.
Careers and educational progression
Our Level 2 Diploma in Floristry is a recognised qualification that demonstrates your dedication and competence to potential employers or clients. It can help you make a start on a career in floristry. You might work in roles such as:
- Junior florist / Florist
- Owner of your own floristry business
- Event planning.
Or you might decide to further your education, with our Level 3 Certificate in Creative Craft (Floristry) or a level 3 apprenticeship.
