
Careers In Foral Design
A career in floral design takes more than creativity. It requires technical skill, hands-on experience, industry knowledge, and a strong connection to the floral community. At FlowerSchool New York, we meet you at every stage of your journey, from exploring your passion to building a professional practice, with training designed to prepare you for real opportunities in the floral industry.
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Discover the programs, pathways, and industry connections designed to help you grow as a floral designer.

Jobs Boards & Certifications
What does it mean to be a certified florist? How can you find full-time or part-time work in the floral industry?
At FlowerSchool New York, we've created a simple way to connect students with opportunities that match their skills and experience level: our Badge System.
Whether you're interested in pursuing floral design as a full-time career, finding part-time work, or simply learning for personal enrichment, our team is here to support your goals and help guide your journey in the industry.
Our professional training is organized into three levels, or badges, each representing a different stage of skill development and industry readiness. As you successfully complete each level, your student profile is updated to reflect your achievements and unlock access to job opportunities through our job board that correspond to your badge level.
As your skills grow, so do the opportunities available to you. Advancing through the badge system opens the door to a wider range of roles and experiences within the floral industry.


Floral Helpers
Floral Helpers are novice-level florists certified to assist florists in a shop assistant capacity. You’ll jump into the exciting, hands-on side of floral design — assisting with deliveries, installations, studio upkeep, cleaning, and all the behind-the-scenes magic that are essential to the floral design industry.
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Junior Florists
Junior Florists are hands-on team members with experience in floral conditioning, vase arrangements, hand-tied bouquets, and the basics of flower purchasing. Ready to learn, grow, and jump into new projects and events, Junior Florists are equipped with foundational floral design techniques to assist in the floral design industry.
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Floral Designers
As graduates of the state-licensed FlowerSchool New York Floral Design Program, Floral Designers are proven in their skillset. Designers have advanced skills in large-scale installations, flower wiring techniques, and the skills required to execute complex floral projects efficiently. They have proven their abilities through hands-on internships with esteemed NYC floral partners and are prepared for professional opportunities in the industry.
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