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CERTIFICATE II IN FLORISTRY (WRF20104)
 

Certificate II in Floristry has been designed to apply to those wishing to develop the skills and knowledge to work as a sales assistant and produce basic displays in a florist shop or studio.

Likely functions within the floristry industry for those who achieve this level of qualification include working within clearly defined contexts and under supervision. This Certificate equips learners to carry out a range of routine tasks and develop accountability, autonomy and skills in collaborating with others.

Job Description

Employees assist the florist with preparation of flower arrangements, and sell flowers, indoor plants and accessories such as vases and baskets.

Note: the minimum age of enrolment for this course is 18 years of age.
 
15 units are required for the qualification (14 core units and 1 elective unit).
14 core units are:
WRF0201B (CORE) PROVIDE SERVICE TO FLORISTRY CUSTOMERS
• Deliver service to customers.
• Respond to customer complaints.
• Take orders for stock and merchandise and services.
• Identify customer special requirements.
 
WRF0202B (CORE) CARE FOR FLORISTRY STOCK AND MERCHANDISE
• Identify and select flower and plant materials.
• Monitor the quality of incoming flowers and plant materials.
• Prepare and condition flowers and plant materials.
• Monitor and maintain the condition and appearance of flower and plant materials.
• Monitor and maintain the condition and appearance of floristry stock and merchandise
 
WRF0203B (CORE) PREPARE AND DISPLAY FLORISTRY STOCK
• Prepare and clean display, items, stock and merchandise, storage and display areas.
• Place and arrange stock and merchandise.
• Prepare and arrange display labels / tickets.
• Maintain floral displays.
• Protect stock and merchandise.
 
WRF0204B (CORE) ASSEMBLE AND PREPARE FLORISTRY PRODUCTS
• Identify job requirements.
• Select flower and plant materials and ancillary items.
• Prepare floristry products.
• Assemble and hand tie flower and plant materials.
• Wire flower and plant materials.
• Present flower and plant materials in a base medium.
• Present floral design
 
WRRCA1B (CORE) OPERATE RETAIL EQUIPMENT
• Maintain retail equipment.
• Apply keyboard skills.
• Operate data entry equipment.
 
WRRCS1B (CORE) COMMUNICATE IN THE WORKPLACE
• Establish contact with customers.
• Process information.
• Work in a team.
• Maintain personal presentation.
• Follow routine instructions
• Read and interpret retail documents
• Use numbers in the workplace.
 
WRRCS2B (CORE) APPLY POINT OF SALE HANDLING PROCEDURES
• Operate point of sale equipment.
• Perform point of sale transactions.
• Complete sales.
• Wrap and pack goods.
 
WRRER1B (CORE) WORK EFFECTIVELY IN A RETAIL ENVIRONMENT
• Act responsibly.
• Act in a non-discriminatory manner.
• Identify the award / agreement.
 
WRRF1B (CORE) BALANCE REGISTER / TERMINAL
• Remove takings from register / terminal.
• Reconcile takings.
 
WRRI1B (CORE) PERFORM STOCK CONTROL PROCEDURES
• Receive and process incoming goods.
• Rotate stock.
• Participate in stock take.
• Reorder stock.
• Dispatch goods.
 
WRRLP1B (CORE) APPLY SAFE WORKING PRACTICES
• Observe basic safety procedures.
• Observe basic emergency procedures.
 
WRRLP2B (CORE) MINIMISE THEFT
• Apply routine shop / studio / warehouse security.
• Minimise theft.
 
WRRM2B (CORE) PERFORM ROUTINE HOUSEKEEPING DUTIES
• Organise work area.
• Clean work area.
 
WRRS1B (CORE) SELL PRODUCTS AND SERVICES
• Apply product knowledge.
• Approach customer.
• Gather information.
• Sell benefits.
• Overcome objections.
• Close sale.
• Maximise sales opportunities
 
1 elective unit is:
RTC2016A (ELECTIVE) RECOGNISE PLANTS
• Prepare for plant recognition.
• Recognise specified plants.
• Complete recognition of plants.

 

   
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