Employment Application for Florist
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The Floral Industry is Dying. Since then, having worked in other shops, and now owning my own, I've seen the industry dramatically change, and I read more and more articles that include florists as one of the top ten dying professions (Faaaaaaantastic). There are many reasons and excuses.
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Growing. Floral Design. Hardgoods. Distribution. Technology. Marketing/Sales. Engineering. Flower/Plant Breeding.
There are plenty of other career paths out there, and it's better to find out sooner rather than later. But if so, and you have a love of flowers and working with people, floristry could prove to be a rich and rewarding career that you'll be glad you pursued.
Employment of floral designers is projected to decline 20 percent from 2019 to 2029. Many floral designers work in the florist industry, in which overall employment is projected to decline.
You won't necessarily need any formal qualifications in order to become a Florist, and many employers offer on-the-job training or apprenticeships. However, it is a competitive industry, and a dedicated floristry certification will certainly set you apart when it comes to applying for entry-level roles.
Working with flowers sounds like a fun and glamorous profession. It's no wonder many want to pursue floral design as a career. And, yes, to answer the question, you can make a living as a florist. The choice is yours and the earning potential is all in how you approach the career.
A floriculturist cultivates flowering and ornamental plants for gardens and for the floral industry. Floriculturists with advanced degrees are often found in universities and in the horticulture industry in research and teaching positions developing and breeding new varieties of flowers.
Florists sell and arrange flowers that they grow themselves or obtain from wholesalers. They are artists who create arrangements for weddings and other occasions, as well as for holidays.
