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Floristry Studio Manager

Manylion swydd
Dyddiad hysbysebu: 17 Mai 2024
Cyflog: £40,000 bob blwyddyn
Oriau: Llawn Amser
Dyddiad cau: 31 Mai 2024
Lleoliad: 12-16 Hoxton Street London N1 6NG
Gweithio o bell: Ar y safle yn unig
Cwmni: The Flower Factory London Ltd
Math o swydd: Parhaol
Cyfeirnod swydd:

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The Flower Factory is a unique, seasonally inspired floral studio and floristry school located in the heart of Shoreditch, East London. We are seeking a professional, reliable studio manager.

Responsibilities:
 Overseeing and managing a small team of florists including appointing staff, assigning tasks and monitoring and reviewing staff performance
 Delivering a range of training courses to aspiring florists and preparing lesson plans and developing new course ideas
 Ordering of course materials within budget
 Preparation of vases, materials, and equipment for courses
 Conditioning and preparation of flowers
 Responsibility for monthly staff rotas
 Ensuring that adequate reserves of merchandise are held and that stock keeping is carried out efficiently
 Ensuring customer complaints and queries regarding sales and service are appropriately handled in a timely and professional manner

Skills/experience/qualifications required:

 Previous experience of teaching Ikebana in Japan and London as a Kokedama teacher
 A proven ability to prepare and manage budgets
 Advanced knowledge of flower varieties and floristry techniques and Excellent knowledge of the flower industry
 Proficiency in Japanese and English for business use
 Must be an Ikebana master( Japanese flower arrangement diploma)
 Excellent communication, timekeeping, organisational skills and attention to detail
 Calm, considerate & empathetic – a firm yet kind management style
 Able to work independently and enjoy working in the studio
 A team player who is able to work well in a fast-paced environment to tight deadlines, manage multiple clients and meet targets