NEW Freelance Vacancy, May–July 2026 - London

Strength & Stem

London

DATES REQUIRED TO WORK

6 full-day training workshops (May–July 2026)

LOCATION OF WORK

London, Kings Cross.

TYPE OF WORK COVERING

We are seeking a Freelance Floristry Tutor to co-design and deliver six full-day floristry skills training workshops for a cohort of 15 female survivors of human trafficking and modern slavery. This role sits at the intersection of high-quality floristry training and careful, trauma-informed facilitation. Alongside teaching technical skills, the tutor plays a vital role in creating a learning environment that feels safe, welcoming, and empowering for women who have experienced significant trauma. You will lead on floristry content and delivery, while working closely with an experienced on-site programme team. This is not a typical freelance floristry role; it is a collaborative, values-led position within a structured support programme.

6 full-day training workshops (May–July 2026), plus preparation time. Candidates must be able to attend on 6 confirmed Friday dates between 15th May and 17th July.

REQUIREMENTS

Professional floristry experience.

Experience working with vulnerable or trauma-affected adults.

Teaching or workshop facilitation experience.

Full UK driving license.

RATE OF PAY

£20 per hour, estimated at 90 hours total commitment. This includes 6 full training days and preparation time for each day. Travel time is paid at £10 per hour (up to 2 hours per training day) and petrol and parking are reimbursed.

ABOUT US

Strength & Stem is a charity and social enterprise that uses floristry to empower female modern slavery survivors. Our vision is to see women restored from trauma, empowered for the future, and able to sustain a good quality of life. We deliver an evidence-based, holistic programme combining vocational floristry training, pre-vocational and wellbeing skills, work experience, mentorship, and a supportive community. Through this approach, participants gain practical skills, strengthened wellbeing, and pathways towards economic independence and social connection.