SFLDEC015Research global floristry trends

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Elements & performance criteria

1 Explore floristry design trends and practice.

  • 1.1Assess and select research strategies for exploration of global floristry design ideas and concepts.
  • 1.2Identify and explore new and alternative sources of information.
  • 1.3Research information on the history and evolution of the global floristry industry as a context for current work practice.
  • 1.4Identify and explore current, emerging technology and innovative ideas in floristry design practice.
  • 1.5Identify consumer markets for innovative floristry designs.

2 Evaluate information to inform work practice.

  • 2.1Use information to challenge own past design practice and personal style.
  • 2.2Analyse ways in which trends may be used or adapted to current work practice and generate commercial opportunities.
  • 2.3Assess the commercial viability of producing floristry designs that align to new and emerging trends.
  • 2.4Use information to generate discussion and critical analysis of floristry design trends.
  • 2.5Develop position on global design trends and emerging technology and integrate into professional design practice.

3 Extend floristry design skills and knowledge.

  • 3.1Assess implications of design trends, re-evaluate and refine approaches to own design practice.
  • 3.2Use opportunities presented by research to extend and refine floristry design skills and knowledge.
  • 3.3Collaborate with other professionals on floristry design practice to support self-development.
  • 3.4Use practice, feedback, professional discussion and evaluation to continually improve skills.

Performance evidence

  • Evidence of the ability to complete tasks outlined in elements and performance criteria of this unit in the context of the job role, and:
  • complete a research project using information from at least three different sources to:
  • identify and explore current, emerging technology and innovative ideas in floristry design practice
  • develop a report which covers:
  • analysis of emerging floristry design trends and technology
  • implications for their adoption including implications for the commercial viability of floristry designs that align to new and emerging trends
  • impacts on current design practice
  • potential for generating commercial opportunities
  • information on discussions and debates and the individual’s position on global design trends and emerging technology
  • plans for integrating new and emerging trends to own professional design practice
  • any experiences where design skills have been extended by using new and emerging trends during or post research.

Knowledge evidence

  • research strategies
  • sources of reliable information on global floristry design trends and emerging technology: grower associations, industry associations, professional design practitioners, industry journals and trade magazines, university publications
  • primary functions of local, national and international design industry networks
  • methods for engaging in professional discussion and debate
  • evolution of the global and Australian floristry industry
  • emerging floristry design trends and technology and: implications for their adoption, impacts on current design practice, potential for generating commercial opportunities

Foundation skills

  • Reading skills: interpret and analyse information about complex and strategic design concepts, floral design trends and emerging technology.
  • Oral communication skills: articulate and debate conceptual ideas with professional design colleagues.
  • Initiative and enterprise skills: proactively use opportunities to update knowledge of global floristry design trends and emerging technology.
  • Teamwork skills: use professional discussions with other florists to analyse floristry design trends.
  • Planning and organising skills: establish a research process, collect and evaluate research data to inform professional development.
  • Self-management skills: critically analyse information and formulate positions on design trends.
  • Technology skills: use computers and the Internet to research information.

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