Floristry

Part-Time

AGORED

Llwyn y Bryn

10 weeks

Telephone: 01792 284021 (Llwyn y Bryn)

Email: enquiries@gcs.ac.uk

Overview

These courses are currently full:

Floristry (Sept Start) Tues 09:30am, 22 September 2026
Floristry (Sept Start) Thurs 17:30pm, 24 September 2026
Floristry (Jan Start) Thurs 17:30pm, 7 January 2027

To join the waiting list, click the ‘Enrol here’ button at the bottom of the page.

This course is an opportunity to develop traditional and contemporary floristry skills and is for anyone who is perhaps thinking of starting up their own business from home or opening a shop or just wanting to learn a little more about how to arrange flowers.

The workshops will cover a range of techniques and encourage you to explore your own ideas for development. Developing a new flower arrangement every week, you will explore seasonal arrangements and use plant materials to support your own tastes and ideas.

Beginner/Hobbyist (Tuesday Morning/Thursday Evening) - For hobbyists and beginners. Learn basic floristry techniques and create beautiful seasonal arrangements while building confidence and creativity.

Advanced (Tuesday Afternoon) - This class is for people who have completed the first year of the beginner's course and want to build on existing techniques. It explores more advanced designs and arrangements whilst developing more understanding of the Principles and Elements of Floral design.

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Key information

No previous experience necessary, just an interest in the subject area. Learners would benefit from attending each term to build skills in preparation for the term two and term three courses, although this is not a barrier to attending each term as a standalone course.

This course is delivered in the art and design studios at the Llwyn y Bryn campus. During the course learners will complete a booklet of outcomes. This is assessed in order to certificate for the qualification.

Progression from any part time course could offer a pathway to full time courses in art and design. For adult learners considering a creative career, the Foundation Diploma in Art and Design course could provide a progression route for this.