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So, you want to be a florist? If so, here are some things you probably should know. Question: What does a florist do? Answer: The floral industry is one of the most misunderstood businesses. On the surface it is viewed as fun and relaxing, where, in reality it is complicated. Florists are selling a perishable product and many...
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Palm Beach County Amenities Located in southeast Florida on the Atlantic Ocean, Palm Beach County is also known as “Florida’s Gold Coast.” Shopping, sightseeing and some of the state’s best beaches are just a few of the attractions available to students when they are not in floral design classes. Students...
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All classes with student hands-on participation, such as the Basic and Advanced Classes will have a maximum of 15 students. These classes are divided into lecture/ demonstration and hands-on student projects. Classes are described and measured in clock hours. A clock hour is defined as 55 minutes of instruction during any...
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Points to Consider When Choosing a Floral Career School Please take a few minutes to read these important tips. Successfully pursuing your goals requires a relationship between you, the student, and the person, or institution who can help you achieve those goals. Making the right decision calls for research into the...
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Fresh flowers are generally received arranged in 3 different ways: Vase of clear water Basket or container with floral foam Boxed or wrapped in cellophane or florist paper. Fresh flowers need care and the better you care for them the longer they last. Never leave the arrangement in direct sun or in a hot or...
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The South Florida Center for Floral Studies makes no guarantee of employment for students or graduates. Employers do, however, contact us in search of permanent, part-time and freelance designers. We refer the names of suitable students and graduates whenever possible. A “Job Opportunities” bulletin board...
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