Floral Design (FDN)

Program overview

The Floral Design (FDN) program at Seneca is designed to cultivate the skills necessary for creating stunning floral arrangements that meet both artistic and customer needs. This program emphasizes the importance of understanding color, materials, shape, and space in floral design. Over the course of eight months, students will engage in hands-on learning experiences that blend theory with practice, allowing them to master the art of floral design in a supportive and creative environment.

Program structure

The Floral Design program is structured to provide a comprehensive education in floral artistry and business practices. Key details include:

• Program Length: 2 Semesters (8 Months)
• Delivery Format: Hybrid (combination of online and in-person learning)
• Field Placement: Approximately 200 hours of on-the-job experience in the floral industry

This program is designed to ensure that students not only learn the technical skills required for floral design but also gain valuable experience in real-world settings. The hybrid delivery format allows for flexibility while ensuring that essential in-person learning requirements are met.

Featured Experiences

The Floral Design program offers several unique features that enhance the learning experience:

• Hands-on learning in a dedicated floral lab
• Active participation in daily floral design practicums
• Field placement opportunities to gain practical experience in the industry
• Collaboration with industry professionals and organizations
• Access to resources and affiliations with organizations such as the American Institute of Floral Designers (AIFD) and the Canadian Academy of Floral Art (CAFA)

Career Options

Graduates of the Floral Design program can pursue a variety of career paths in Canada, including:

• Retail Florist: Work in flower shops, creating and selling floral arrangements to customers.
• Floral Designer: Design custom floral arrangements for events, weddings, and special occasions.
• Sales Consultant: Advise customers in retail flower shops, department stores, and garden centers on floral products.
• Interior Landscape Designer: Incorporate floral designs into interior spaces for aesthetic enhancement.
• Floral Distribution Specialist: Manage the logistics and distribution of floral products to various outlets.

These career options reflect the diverse opportunities available to graduates, allowing them to apply their skills in various sectors of the floral industry.

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