If it is zero-based, I suggest choosing a professional floral school to study, and some people go to flower shops as apprentices, but unless you choose a larger flower shop or studio, you will learn more, otherwise it will be time-consuming and laborious, and you will only make simple bouquets and handyman.

Secondly, how to judge which flower school is good? At first glance, teachers are the core of education. What kind of students can teachers bring out? Secondly, students' homework is the most direct embodiment of learning effect. It is suggested to study more and compare them from these two aspects. From the perspective of teachers and curriculum system.

I prefer Lushi Floriculture. I have to say that their teacher is very skilled and very serious and responsible. The specific details are repeatedly emphasized. They will learn from flower conservation, flower material treatment and flower knife use, and extend it a little bit, from spiral bouquet to space floral art, and then to the completion of graduation works. The learning atmosphere is also full and pleasant step by step.

And there are campuses in Beijing, Shenzhen and Shanghai, so it's best to make a field trip!

I'll send you their photos again, so you can have a look.