TAFE NSW Graduate, Carmen Well’s Morisset business isn’t just blooming it’s booming. So much so that with her team, she was awarded Sydney Markets Fresh Awards Florist of the Year. Since...

A group of Tharawal Elders have discovered a new appreciation for native florals and started their own low-cost floristry business after studying with TAFE NSW Campbelltown.

Floral art students from TAFE NSW Gilgandra put on a prize-winning display at the recent Gulargambone Show. The short course in floristry attracted overwhelming interest from locals who were keen to develop new skills..

Western Sydney locals will be spoilt for choice when it comes to buying flowers after a proud Wiradjuri woman and St Marys resident launched her own floristry business dedicated to supporting local growers.  

Despite many industries and small businesses taking a hit as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic the floristry industry has seen a major spike in demand as Australians opt to send their loved ones bouquets during tough times and in the lead up to Mothers’ Day. 

Considering Australians spent almost $3.2 million on flowers for Valentine's Day last year, A TAFE NSW floristry expert is giving up his top tips to create a hand-made bouquet in under 15 minutes, without breaking the bank.

Did you spend too much on Christmas gifts and are wondering how to decorate your home for less, festive floristry is the answer! Keep Christmas decorations sustainable, budget friendly and sweet-smelling with tips from TAFE NSW Floristry teacher.

Two groups of talented and enthusiastic students have graduated from TAFE NSW Walgett with nationally-recognised skills as locals embrace the range of exciting courses on offer.

In the face of incredible adversity, Cath Roberts has relaunched her career and is flourishing in a job she loves. Now she wants to share her talent and help other TAFE NSW students achieve their dream careers.