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Specialist Practitioner in Floristry (Vocational Training for People with Disabilities) Ausbildung in Germany

German name: Fachpraktiker/in in der Floristik (§66 BBiG/§42r HwO)

The vocational training as a Specialist Practitioner in Floristry is a 3-year program specifically designed for individuals with disabilities. The training takes place in specialized institutions such as vocational training centers (Berufsbildungswerke) or rehabilitation centers and is based on the content of the recognized profession of Florist.

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What you do

  • Arranging flowers and plants into bouquets and arrangements
  • Caring for plants (watering, fertilizing, repotting)
  • Decorating sales rooms and display windows
  • Advising customers on the selection of flowers and plants
  • Processing orders and preparing deliveries
  • Properly storing cut flowers and potted plants
  • Pricing and presenting merchandise

Requirements

  • Manual dexterity and fine motor skills
  • Creativity and a good sense of aesthetics
  • Love for nature and plants
  • Patience and diligence in work
  • Physical resilience (standing, lifting)
  • Teamwork skills and willingness to communicate
  • Basic German language skills (at least B1)

Career prospects

  1. 1Employment in flower shops
  2. 2Work in nurseries or garden centers
  3. 3Participation in event floristry (e.g., for weddings, corporate events)
  4. 4Specialization in specific areas of floristry (e.g., funeral floristry, plant care)
  5. 5Potential for further training to become a certified Florist (depending on individual aptitude and performance)

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Frequently asked questions

Answers from our data on salary, length, German level and open positions.

How much do you earn in a Specialist Practitioner in Floristry (Vocational Training for People with Disabilities) Ausbildung in Germany?

Usually 700 to 1,100 € a month. Pay rises with each year of training; the company sets the exact amount.

What German level do I need for a Specialist Practitioner in Floristry (Vocational Training for People with Disabilities) Ausbildung?

Usually B1 German is enough. It is a guideline: some companies ask for more, some accept less.

What are the requirements for a Specialist Practitioner in Floristry (Vocational Training for People with Disabilities) Ausbildung?

Manual dexterity and fine motor skills; Creativity and a good sense of aesthetics; Love for nature and plants; Patience and diligence in work.

Where can I find open Specialist Practitioner in Floristry (Vocational Training for People with Disabilities) Ausbildung positions?

There are no open positions right now. New positions come in several times a day.

How to apply as a Specialist Practitioner in Floristry (Vocational Training for People with Disabilities)

Create your German CV, no account needed. Then apply to one of the open positions.

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Career information is based on BERUFENET by the Federal Employment Agency.