A florist’s workroom can be an Aladdin’s cave…. it can be untidy, it can be small, it can be a health & safety nightmare, it can work on a day to day basis but if it’s all of the above, then it’s not being used to its full potential. So, let’s start at the beginning… Imagine you have a long weekend, when you have the flexibility, the capability and the opportunity to re hash your important workspace of your florist business.

Karen Barnes offers some sage advice on setting up your own floristry business.

Northern Ireland's leading training provider for floristry offers a broad range of courses within purpose-built facilities.

Floristry training courses available from one of the largest colleges in the UK.

Bishop Burton College is a specialist land-based college which delivers first-class education and training at all levels.

Part of the Warwickshire Colleges Group, learn what professional floristry training is on offer at Moreton Morrell College.

Reaseheath College's award-winning floristry department offers a range of professional courses to get your floristry career motoring.

Karen Barnes offers advice on how to look for your first job in floristry after you've completed your college training.

Essential advice from Croner about setting up or running a small business.

Training specialist Apprentice Team explain all about the world of apprenticeships.

Leading floral industry consultant Karen Barnes offers top tips on making floral installations successful and profitable.

Apprenticeships serve a vital role in producing future florists. We spoke to two florists about their experiences of apprenticeships.

Here's what you need to know...

How are Floristry Apprenticeships funded?

An apprenticeship is a full-time, employed job with accompanying training and assessment; you earn while you learn.