Fleurgenic Floral Academy 花籽悦學院

AUBE Preserved Flower Diploma Course

Learn the Art of Preserved Floral Design — Step by Step

The AUBE Preserved Flower Diploma Course is a comprehensive, internationally recognized program designed for anyone who wants to pursue a career or passion in floral design, especially using preserved flowers. No prior experience is needed. You’ll learn from the basics to advanced techniques through personalized instruction.

Course Outline

Beginner Level

Flower Glass Dome
Rounded Vase Arrangement
Preserved Flower Basket
Horizontal Vase Arrangement

Intermediate Level

Wreath
Corsage & Boutonniere
Bridal Crown
Wall Shadow Box

Advanced Level

Melia Rose Bouquet
Hand-tied Bouquet with Wrapping
Bridal Round Bouquet
Wedding Ball Bouquet

Why Get AUBE Certified?

This course is ideal for those looking to become a professional florist or add preserved flower skills to their creative toolkit.

Benefits of AUBE Certification:

International Recognition
AUBE is one of the most prestigious preserved flower academies in the world, known for its artistic and technical excellence. With over 6,600 certified members, AUBE-certified schools operate not only in Japan but also across Asia, Europe, and North America.
Access to Premium Materials
Graduates enjoy exclusive wholesale pricing (up to 50% off) on high-quality Japanese preserved flowers, widely recognized for their beauty and durability.

For more information, visit the AUBE Preserved Academy official site (https://www.aubejp.com/).

How Are the Lessons Conducted?

Complete 12 floral designs to qualify for the diploma.
A practical exam will be held (topic revealed on the exam day).
Classes are conducted one-on-one or in small groups (max two) for personal attention.
Flexible scheduling is available.
Lessons are available in-person (North York or Markham) and online (selected pieces only, subject to mutual agreement).

Recommended Schedule

We suggest 1–2 lessons per week. Students typically complete the course within 4 to 12 months, depending on their pace. The fastest completion is about 3–4 months.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Do I need any prior experience?
A: No experience is required. We’ll guide you from the basics.

Q: How long does the course take?
A: Usually between 4–12 months, depending on your schedule. Each lesson will take 3-5 hours, depending on the level and complexity of the arrangement.

Q: What is the exam like?
A: You’ll recreate one of the course designs. The topic will be given on the day of the exam.

Q: Can I take the course in separate levels (Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced)?
A: Yes, you can enroll in the course one level at a time—starting from Beginner, then progressing to Intermediate, and finally Advanced. However, completion of the previous level is required before moving on to the next. This ensures you build the proper foundation before learning more advanced techniques.

Q: Where can I use this certification?
A: The diploma is recognized internationally. Your official certificate will be mailed directly from AUBE Preserved Academy in Japan.

Q: Are lessons online or in person?
A: Mainly in-person, with flexible hours and locations (North York or Markham). Online lessons are available for select topics, based on mutual agreement.

Q: How much does the course cost?
A: The full AUBE Preserved Flower Diploma Course costs CAD $1,895 + tax (rate set by AUBE Japan).

Alternatively, you may take the course in separate levels, with the following fees:

Beginner Level: CAD $380 + tax
Intermediate Level: CAD $580 + tax
Advanced Level: CAD $1,150 + tax

Please note: You must complete the lower levels before registering for the next.