As a flower shop intern, if I can meet a boss who is enthusiastic about teaching and has a good standard, I can really learn a lot of practical things. If you meet someone who is incompetent or "hiding secrets", you may just become a cheap laborer who does odd jobs, but you can't learn anything, wasting time and energy.
But in self-study, if you can't find someone to communicate with in time when you encounter problems, you are likely to go astray and get twice the result with half the effort. In addition, there may be many theories mastered by self-study, but it is impossible to "practice" and become "an armchair strategist", which is a taboo for the floral industry that needs practical operation ability. If you are just an ordinary lover, it is ok, but if your goal is to formally embark on the floral industry and open a shop, self-study is not a good idea.
Therefore, participating in the floral training class is the most "reliable" way for beginners to systematically and comprehensively master the basic knowledge of floral art in a short time, and both the learning effect and the possible support are far higher than the first two.