Florist

Conditions

• Salary package: starts from 1500$ ++
• Accommodation : provided
• Duration of the contract : provided
• Employment visa: provided
• Medical Insurance : provided
• Transportation : provided
• Meal: provided
• Benefits: bonuses for a good performing

Responsibilities

• Flower Selection: Florists choose fresh flowers and foliage based on the client’s needs and the occasion. This involves understanding flower varieties, seasons, and how they complement each other visually.
• Creating Arrangements: Florists design and create custom arrangements for events, such as weddings, funerals, corporate functions, or holidays. They can work with bouquets, centerpieces, wreaths, and other decorative items.
• Customer Consultation: Florists often meet with customers to discuss their preferences, event details, and budget. They offer advice on flower types, colors, and styles that fit the occasion.
• Maintaining Floral Inventory: Florists manage inventory, ensuring flowers and supplies are fresh and available. This includes receiving deliveries, storing flowers properly, and keeping the shop well-stocked.
• Flower Care: Florists care for flowers to extend their life, trimming stems, adding water, and ensuring proper storage conditions to maintain freshness.
• Delivery: Florists arrange for the delivery of floral products to clients, ensuring timely and safe arrival.
• Sales and Marketing: Florists are often responsible for promoting their services, managing orders, and selling floral products both in-store and online.
• Event Decoration: For larger events like weddings or corporate gatherings, florists may be involved in the design and decoration of the venue with floral displays.
• Budgeting and Pricing: Florists manage pricing for their products and services, ensuring they meet both customer expectations and business profitability.
• Administrative Tasks: Depending on the business, florists might handle financial records, scheduling, and other operational duties.

Requirements

• Floral design courses: Many florists take courses in floral arrangement, color theory, and business management at vocational schools or community colleges.
• Previous experience of work at least 1 year.
• Creativity & Artistic Ability: A good eye for design, color, and arrangement is essential.
• Knowledge of Flowers & Plants: Understanding different flower types, their seasonal availability, and how to care for them.
• Customer Service Skills: Ability to work with clients, understand their needs, and provide excellent service.
• Manual Dexterity: Good hand-eye coordination for arranging flowers with precision.
• Time Management: Meeting deadlines for events, deliveries, and customer orders.