AUBE Preserved Flower Certificate FAQ: Certificates, Discounts and Instructor Training
If you are considering the Japanese AUBE Preserved Flower Certificate Course, these are common questions from Studio Blanc students:
What the AUBE certificate covers
AUBE-related fee discounts
Progression to instructor training
Whether you can offer your own classes
Difficulty and suitable starting levels
Review the information before deciding whether the course fits your goals.
What Is the Japanese AUBE Preserved Flower Certificate?
AUBE, the Aube Preserved Flower Academy, is a Japan-based academy specializing in preserved flower education. Its courses emphasize:
French-inspired lines
Flower blooming techniques
Aesthetic foundations
Commercial applications
Container design and color coordination
Its soft style, clear structure and practical applications can suit beginners, people considering commissions or teaching, and students seeking a certificate from Japan.
Will I Receive a Certificate After Completing the Course?
After you complete the full course, Studio Blanc helps you:
Submit project images to AUBE in Japan
Apply for the official certificate
Arrange collection or delivery
The certificate is issued by AUBE in Japan and can support:
Progression toward teaching
Brand presentation
Commercial collaborations
Your personal professional profile
Are AUBE Fee Discounts Available? How Do I Apply?
As an AUBE partner center, Studio Blanc offers recognized certificate application discounts, subject to the relevant rules.
Available offers may include:
Certificate application fee discounts
Instructor progression fee discounts
Discounts on further advanced courses
Details may change by year. Contact us to check the applicable offers before booking.
Can I Progress to Instructor Training After the Certificate?
Yes. Instructor training is a possible next step.
AUBE has an instructor progression framework. After the certificate course, students can apply for the AUBE Instructor Course.
Instructor study generally includes:
Lesson planning
Teaching methods and instructor conduct
Reviewing student projects
Organizing classes
Pricing and student recruitment
AUBE instructor qualification requirements
Studio Blanc also helps with:
Project review
The instructor application process
Planning your own classes after training
Can I Offer My Own Classes After Gaining Instructor Qualification?
Yes. The AUBE system provides a route to teaching.
Possible applications include:
Teaching introductory projects
Helping students apply for certificates
Developing your own floral gift products
Offering preserved flower workshops
Providing corporate or wedding-related classes
Studio Blanc also offers guidance on:
Teaching notes
Pricing
Lesson flow
This supports preparation for teaching after you receive the relevant qualification.
Who Is the AUBE Certificate Course For?
It may suit people who:
Want a certificate issued by AUBE in Japan
Are interested in commissions or teaching
Want to develop an additional skill
Enjoy French-inspired lines
Want an introduction to preserved flowers
Want to study both aesthetics and technique
What Directions Can Students Explore After AUBE Study?
Possible directions include:
A floral classroom
A product range, such as dried or preserved flower boxes
Wedding floristry
Gift packaging
Building an Instagram brand
Individual lessons
Continued development toward full-time teaching
How Do I Ask About Booking an AUBE Course?
Step 2: Tell us you would like to book the AUBE Preserved Flower Certificate Course
AUBE FAQ
Can I Join with No Experience?
Yes. AUBE courses can be a suitable introduction to preserved flower design.
How Many Lessons Are There?
Approximately three to four, depending on progress with the projects.
Will I Receive a Certificate?
Yes. The certificate is issued by AUBE in Japan through the course application process.
Can I Teach After Completing My Study?
You can teach after completing the instructor pathway and obtaining the relevant qualification described above.
Will Studio Blanc Help Me Prepare My Own Classes?
Yes. Guidance includes class planning, pricing and marketing.
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