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	How do I become a professionally certified florist? I am a business student in southeast Michigan, and my dream is to have my own flower shop. Ideally I would like to apprentice with a florist, but it is difficult to find those opportunities. What other options are there in order to learn the trade? 1 answer - Asked By: flowerchild - 5/5/2009

	Does anyone know of any good websites for florist jobs? I am looking for a florist job in the london area, does anyone know of any good websites for florist vacancies? ones i know: gumtree blooming good jobs jobcrawler clickajob thanks very much 1 answer - Asked By: Jessica F - 11/24/2008

	What kind of credentials do you need to work in a florist's shop? I've heard you need a degree to be a florist, but I just want to work in one, helping with sales or displays. I can't find any decent information on the subject, and was wondering if anyone could supply me with their own knowledge. I don't want to call the shop until I have some idea of what to expect. Could you help? 1 answer - Asked By: Mandy M - 6/30/2006

	What job should i do for work experience? I'm in year 10 and I'm doing my first lot of work experience and I need some jobs ideas. I'm good at design and I'm good at maths. I need four realistic things I can put down. 2 answers - Asked By: Marko - 6/2/2009

	How much do florists make annually and what kind of training is required? I am looking into becoming a florist and just need to know the basics. 1 answer - Asked By: kashmirkissy - 2/2/2009

	What are some fun jobs for people with lots of visible tattoos? Right now I'm a stay-at-home mom, but I'd like to get out and find a part time job to get out of the house for a bit. I have a great resume (I've done everything from retail, weather forecaster in the military, to welding car frames and desk work) but I have lots of tattoos and typically bright hair. I'm willing to tone the hair down, but I'd rather be at a job that's accepting of my personal taste. Any ideas? 22 answers - Asked By: Suse - 7/8/2007

	Is working in a florists good for work experience? I would really like to work in the local flower shop for my work experience. Is working in a florist good? Do you get to do alot? I'm asking the people that did this and know what it's like? 3 answers - Asked By: Sophia Kingston - 11/3/2010

	What are some good jobs for a kid fresh out of high school with little work experience? I just graduated from high school and I really need a job, preferably a good one. The current economy is making it rather difficult to find a good job, especially for someone with virtually no work experience such as myself. Any suggestions? 1 answer - Asked By: Daniel - 6/16/2009

	Is there a difference between a florist and a floral designer? I'm trying to write a report about floral designers and their duties. are they the same jobs, and do they have the same duties? 3 answers - Asked By: Cassandra - 5/5/2010

	What jobs are in the wedding field? I love weddings and the idea of planning a wedding. granted i have never planned my own or anything, but i will be helping my friend get married in the spring. anyway, i want to know what jobs could i get/go to school for in the wedding field? i know there are wedding planners who plan the whole thing. what else is there? does anyone know what the job is called at the bridal salon where you help brides to pick out their dresses? Has anyone had any experience with any jobs in this field, and would u recommend them or not? 3 answers - Asked By: Blondie J - 9/11/2008

	Applying for a work experience job how can I sound as professional as possible? I am going to work at a florist. What should I say because I am going to call them. 2 answers - Asked By: Lisa Wilkins - 4/28/2011

	What are some high paying jobs that have to do with plants? What are some high paying jobs that have to do with plants?????(list maybe) 2 answers - Asked By: hug a friend - 4/20/2011

	What should I discuss with my wedding florist? My wedding is 7 months away and I just booked two appointments with florists for next week. What should I expect? Do they usually negotiate, and should I try? Anything that I should remember to ask? Obviously, besides budget, money, delivery, types of flowers, etc. Thank you! 4 answers - Asked By: Naughty ♥Angel♥ Mommy2B! - 9/11/2008

	What kind of job/career could I get with a horticultural science degree? My main major is dietetic technology/nutrition. However I have discovered I am very interested in plants, and how they work. If I minor in some kind of horticulture class, what kind of job/career can I get with it? 2 answers - Asked By: Davegan - 10/17/2011

	Jobs that are in Agriculture, but not necessarily a farmer? Just wondering, what are some jobs in Agriculture that aren't farming? 2 answers - Asked By: Miranda - 9/5/2012

	What part-time job can I easily get with a Bachelor's degree in biology? I'm going to be entering graduate school in zoology soon, and want to get a part-time job that I can do on the weekends and during the week when I don't have class. What's a good one (preferably dealing with animals or nature) that a Bachelor's could help me get? 4 answers - Asked By: adept - 11/26/2011

	Could I get a pet sitting job even at the age of 13? I am guessing that most people wouldn't want a 13 year old take care of their pets, but I want to be responsible and make some money and this is the only paying job I could think of. What other paying jobs are their for 13 year olds? 3 answers - Asked By: Extravaduireanater - 12/26/2008

	If goddess amphitrite was trying to get a job what would her objective be? Objective- what job would she be trying to get ? 1 answer - Asked By: Wendy Hidalgo - 2/20/2013

	What jobs are considered "Gay" in social terms? What jobs are considered gay besides the obvious? And no im not gay .I think women are best at what they do. Its just a thought ! 10 answers - Asked By: jimmyjim Neo - 7/5/2009

	How do you get a job in a flower shop without experience?? I did work for a flower shop years ago in marketing and cutting and processing, and I need to get six months of work experience at a retail florist shop after taking a course in order to apply for a license (requires an exam). 4 answers - Asked By: Desert Sienna - 8/27/2008

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Serves customers by designing, cutting, and arranging live, dried, or artificial flowers and foliage; offering accessories and care products.

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