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Floristry Designs NCFE Award

Level 2

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Key Info

Learning Area   Horticulture, Floristry & Arboriculture
Delivery Mode   Part-time
Duration   23 Weeks (1 Evening Per Week)

Dates & Locations

Location   Bicton College
Start Date   14/09/2021
Fees   Tuition Fees: £292.50


Come and learn further skills in floristry; you will cover the principles and elements of design, hand-tied and gift wrapping, various floral arrangements, funeral and wedding design.

This course is available at both our Bicton campus and at an offsite location in Plymouth.

  Entry Requirements

No formal entry requirements

  Assessment

There are no exams involved, however you will be required to create a portfolio.

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  Tags

# Creative Craft # Floristry

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