Floral Design Presentation
Transcript: Floral Design By Dorothy Hamrick Career options Career options There are many examples and options for the work force of Floral design. Many floral designers are self-employed, though some are employed by other companies. Pros & cons + Always a creative twist around the corner + Does not require a degree + Many opportunities to develop your own shop - Extremely stressful - Not much room for growth - Competition is tough Pros & Cons Yearly salary The average salary per year of South Carolina residents is estimated to be about $34,836. Though overall the estimated yearly salary is $28,040. Salary Floral Designer Jeff Leatham Jeff Leatham is a very famous floral designer who designs hotels, weddings, big events, and has been in the business for about 27 years. Leatham makes around 68-74,000 per year. His work is greatly sought after and many companies wish to employ him. Jeff Leatham Works Cited The project used information taken from the following websites; Works Cited theartcareerproject.com truity.com aifd.com midlandstech.edu aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu online.missouri.edu bls.gov zippia.com jeffleathamflowers.com Colleges & Education Though many floral design jobs do not require little to any degrees, sometimes it's best to be educated on what's going on in the department and how to communicate with customers best. Colleges & Education Benz school of Floral Design - Located at Texas A&M University - High school diploma or GED - 2 weeks (70 class hours) - Total tuition cost is $1,395. Benz school of Floral design Midlands technical college Midlands technical college - Columbia, SC - No application required - 6 weeks (24 class hours) - total tuition $5,640 University of Missouri University of Missouri - Columbia, Missouri - High school diploma or GED - 2 years - Total tuition $58,010 (Yearly is $29,005)