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🌿 INTRODUCTION

At the David-Curtis School of Floral Design, we believe floral design is both an art and a profession. Our three-week intensive training program is designed to provide a strong foundation in technique, creativity, and practical industry knowledge.

Whether you are beginning a new career, expanding your existing skills, or pursuing a long-held passion, our structured curriculum ensures you graduate prepared and confident.


🎓 ABOUT THE PROGRAM

A Structured, Hands-On Learning Experience

Our comprehensive program combines classroom instruction with extensive practical application. Students work directly with fresh flowers each day, learning:

  • Fundamental floral design principles
  • Proper mechanics and construction techniques
  • Contemporary and traditional design styles
  • Retail floral shop operations
  • Professional standards and best practices

Each day is thoughtfully organized to balance demonstration, guided instruction, and independent design work.


🌼 WHY CHOOSE DAVID-CURTIS?

Experience. Reputation. Results.

✔ Established for over 56 years
✔ Intensive three-week professional training
✔ Small class sizes for personalized instruction
✔ Hands-on learning with fresh materials
✔ A supportive and focused educational environment

Our graduates leave not only with technical skill, but with theconfidence to enter the floral industry prepared.

📅 PROGRAM FORMAT

An Intensive Three-Week Curriculum

Our program is conducted Monday through Friday and is designed to immerse students fully in the learning process.

Over the course of three weeks, students build a professional portfolio of completed work while gaining practical knowledge that can be applied immediately in retail, event, or studio floral settings.


🌷 CAREER PREPARATION

Preparing You for Professional Success

The floral industry requires both creativity and technical precision. Our curriculum is designed to ensure graduates understand:

  • Design theory and color harmony
  • Floral handling and care
  • Time management in production settings
  • Customer expectations and service standards
  • Industry terminology and professionalism

Students complete the program with both artistic development and practical readiness.