Monday, 30 November 2015


This Event Management course is designed to enable participants to develop an innovative and multi-skilled approach in planning.
Event Management Course (Diploma)
  • Module 1: The event industry and players
  • Module 2: Event interview and event market research
  • Module 3: Event Action plan
  • Module 4: Budgets and financial management
  • Module 5: Fundraisingand sponsorship
  • Module 6: Legal issues and insurance
  • Module 7: Event venue selection
  • Module 8: Event marketing and communication
  • Module 9: event production: Operations, Facilities, Health & Safety
  • Module 10: Post event analysis
  • Module 11: Event production equipment
  • Module 12: Organising a conference and exhibition
  • Module 13: Organising a festival
  • Module 14: Organising a fashion show
  • Module 15: Organising a concert
  • Module 16: Organising a sports event
  • Module 17: Organising an eco friendly event
  • Module 18: Presentation skills
  • Presentation
  • Exam

Friday, 20 November 2015


Course Outline
Module 1
  • Definitions
  • How to pick flowers
  • How to handle flowers
  • Tools needed by a florist
  • How to condition and preserve flowers(woody, stems, taping stems, wilted flowers)
  • Treatment of certain special flowers, (orchids, roses, water lilies, violets etc)
  • How to place a flower arrangement- rules of balance and proportion
  • The focal point.
  • Flowers grown in Kenya and the world A-Z flower directory
  • The floral calendar – which flowers are available throughout the year.
  • The language of flowers.
  • Color and the color chart and harmony
  • Tips of flower arrangements and principle of good designs - Round designs, Oval designs, Triangular designs, Asymmetrical designs, Basket (round shape), Basket design (with height), Crescent arrangement, Diagonal design, Simple spiral design, Hand tied bouquets, Water bouquet, Flat bouquet, All round bouquet with height, Simple foliage design and driftwood design
Module 2
  • Telephone orders
  • Deliveries
  • Handling orders
  • Gift box of flowers
  • Flower and fruit baskets
  • Avoiding wastages
  • Planning in advance
  • Pitfalls to avoid
  • Professional hints of the trade
  • Topiary tree
  • Packaging and presentations
  • Designs that sell
  • Window displays
  • Sculpture-Figurine
  • Modern line arrangement in a vase – parallel, abstract and free style
  • Mobile and sta- mobile
  • Funeral cross (wreath, casket sheaf, handling funeral orders)
Module 3
  • The history and tradition of weddings
  • Flowers used in royal upper class weddings
  • How to become an expert in bridal designs
  • Different styles of bouquets - Bridal bouquets, Throw away bouquet, Bridal trailer ,How to preserve the wedding bouquet ( Maids bouquets and Corsages) Flower spray for the wrist,  Flowers for the hair -  Button holes for groomsmen, Flower girls baskets, Pomanders, Church flowers, aisle and alter, Car decorations (Bouquet and swags), Reception Decorations (High table and cake table), Presentation, pricing and packages of wedding work, Flower shows
  • Consumer behavior
  • Prospecting for customers
  • Small business management

Thursday, 19 November 2015

Did you know…a professional event manager makes any event look seamless? Join us for our December crash program...


This Event Management course is designed to enable participants to develop an innovative and multi-skilled approach in planning.
Event Management Course (Diploma)
  • Module 1: The event industry and players
  • Module 2: Event interview and event market research
  • Module 3: Event Action plan
  • Module 4: Budgets and financial management
  • Module 5: Fundraisingand sponsorship
  • Module 6: Legal issues and insurance
  • Module 7: Event venue selection
  • Module 8: Event marketing and communication
  • Module 9: event production: Operations, Facilities, Health & Safety
  • Module 10: Post event analysis
  • Module 11: Event production equipment
  • Module 12: Organising a conference and exhibition
  • Module 13: Organising a festival
  • Module 14: Organising a fashion show
  • Module 15: Organising a concert
  • Module 16: Organising a sports event
  • Module 17: Organising an eco friendly event
  • Module 18: Presentation skills
  • Presentation
  • Exam

Wednesday, 18 November 2015


Business Etiquette
  • Introduction
  • Office Etiquette - Cubicle office etiquette, Ethical issues,Office Relationships
  • Communication Etiquette - Introductions,Conversations, Netiquette (Telephone, emails, facebook, fax, writing)
  • Networking Etiquette
  • Traveling for business
  • Conference, trade shows and special events
  • Dressing for Success

Monday, 16 November 2015

The worlds of Weddings are a special and magical place. Have you ever dreamed of becoming a wedding planner? Learn how to plan a dream wedding from A—Z in the professional way. We look at religious differences and see why the details matter so much.
Course Content
  • Module 1: The Wedding Industry
  • Module 2: Wedding Traditions
  • Module 3: Wedding Fundamentals
  • Module 4: Wedding Packages
  • Module 5: Planning the wedding
  • Module 6: Wedding Logistics
  • Module 7: Selecting Wedding Vendors
  • Module 8: Gift List and Bridal Registry
  • Module 9: Wedding Invitations
  • Module 10: Wedding Guest List
  • Module 11: Organizing an Outdoor Wedding
  • Module 12: Organizing a reception
  • Module 13: Coordinating a Christian Wedding
  • Module 14: Coordinating a Muslim Wedding
  • Module 15: Coordinating an Indiao
  • Module 17: Coordinating other types of Weddings

Wednesday, 11 November 2015

This December, learn from the best at Divine Schools Africa

Tuesday, 10 November 2015


Business Etiquette
  • Introduction
  • Office Etiquette - Cubicle office etiquette, Ethical issues,Office Relationships
  • Communication Etiquette - Introductions,Conversations, Netiquette (Telephone, emails, facebook, fax, writing)
  • Networking Etiquette
  • Traveling for business
  • Conference, trade shows and special events
  • Dressing for Success

Monday, 9 November 2015

Course Outline
The Purpose and Role of an Emcee
  • The Three Essentials to Excel as an Emcee are to be: In Control, Brief and Entertaining
  • When does your job, as emcee, begin?
  • The Master of Ceremonies checklist
  • Plan for the expected unexpected
  • The etiquette of invocations
Introducing the Speaker
  • Preparation – the interview
  • Create connection between the speaker and the audience
  • Where to place the title of speech and name of speaker within the introduction
  • How to welcome the speaker with etiquette and enthusiasm
  • Presenting awards
How to Have a Smooth-Flowing Function
  • Segue the segments
  • Appropriate time for announcements
  • Protocol for introducing dignitaries - pyramid method
  • Dignitary comments – inverted pyramid method
  • How to always end on a positive note
  • Perform a memorial with correctness and compassion for all
  • How to perform installations with unique creativity and proper etiquette
  • Memory Training: Fundamental techniques for remembering names and objects
  • Toastmastering: Identifying different Toasts and Toasting etiquette
  • Making effective Introductions
  • Image:Identifying dress codes
  • Presentation Skills: Body Language and Vocal Quality
  • Questions:Knowing how to receive and handle questions
  • Planning: Pre-meeting planning and organisation
  • Speaking in Praise:o How to reply to toasts and talks, How to create a 'roast' with humour, wit and satire
  • Presenting Awards: Presenting awards with dignity and grace , Acknowledging recipients contributions
  • Using Exhibits
  • Using Equipment: Making use of microphones, lecterns, lighting

Friday, 6 November 2015

Have you ever wanted to learn about event management and flower arrangement, this is your opportunity, enroll in our December crash programme, for a discounted rate,