SFLDEC012 — Interpret floristry design briefs
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What an assessment for SFLDEC012 must cover
22 assessable components: 3 elements (15 performance criteria), 1 performance evidence and 4 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 2 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.
Elements & performance criteria
1 Determine customer needs and product expectations.
- 1.1Discuss and clarify function and quantity of floristry products to be designed.
- 1.2Identify any operational constraints for display or use of floristry products.
- 1.3Determine specific customer preferences for colour, style and flower and plant materials.
- 1.4Determine customer budget and define parameters.
- 1.5Contribute ideas to enhance customer proposal.
- 1.6Agree on timeframes for presentation of designs.
- 1.7Create records and notes to administer customer details and requirements.
2 Adhere to design brief.
- 2.1Work within identified design specifications to generate, trial and evaluate customer designs.
- 2.2Adapt designs within budgetary and operational constraints where customer brief is impractical.
3 Liaise with customer to finalise design brief.
- 3.1Hold ongoing discussions about designs to satisfy customer product expectations.
- 3.2Present creative ideas for floristry designs, accurately describe proposed design and use basic sketches and photographs as required.
- 3.3Present and negotiate different creative options to enhance customer brief.
- 3.4Seek and act on client feedback.
- 3.5Negotiate final cost and details and obtain customer approval to proceed with construction of specific designs.
- 3.6Ensure construction job specifications incorporate all details of finalised design brief.
Performance evidence
- interpret initial customer briefs and liaise with customers to finalise design briefs for custom made floristry products of two types to be chosen from the following list: • arrangements for a party • religious celebration products • Mother’s Day gift • Valentine’s Day gift • birthday gift.
Knowledge evidence
- different ways that floristry industry customers present initial briefs: • verbal • written
- format, inclusions and terminology of typical written design briefs presented to florists
- different methods for presenting floristry design ideas in response to a brief: • verbal • written • using basic sketches and photographs
- key features of floristry products, themes and styles for: • parties • religious celebrations • mother’s day • valentine’s day • birthday gifts.
Foundation skills
- Oral communication skills: to ask open and closed probe questions and actively listen to determine customer design preferences, budgets and operational requirements; to clearly represent design ideas to customers.
- Planning and organising skills: to collect, record and evaluate customer information to determine initial and final design brief; to manage own timing and productivity to present design ideas within deadlines.
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Questions about assessing SFLDEC012
What does an assessment tool for SFLDEC012 need to cover?
To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for SFLDEC012 needs to address all 22 unit components: 3 elements with 15 performance criteria, 1 performance evidence requirements, 4 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.
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Related units
- SFLDEC001 — Maintain floristry tools and equipment
- SFLDEC002 — Design floristry products
- SFLDEC003 — Design complex floristry products
- SFLDEC004 — Design and produce innovative floristry products
- SFLDEC005 — Assemble floristry products
- SFLDEC006 — Construct hand tied floristry products
- SFLDEC007 — Construct wired floristry products
- SFLDEC008 — Construct floristry products with a base medium
- SFLDEC009 — Construct complex floristry products
- SFLDEC010 — Coordinate floristry products for special occasions
- SFLDEC011 — Style and manage floristry for events
- SFLDEC013 — Plan floristry designs with clients
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