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UK Teen follows dream to open floral business

Kodie Brooke's determination to start her own business straight out of college shows that age is no barrier to entrepreneurship, offering inspiration to other young people considering self-employment.

Kodie opened Flowers by Kodie earlier this year, just weeks after completing her level two floristry course at Suffolk New College . She is following in the footsteps of former award-winning student Emily Robbins, who previously ran her own company at the same location before leaving to have a baby.

"I was at college for a year and really enjoyed being creative. During the course, we did things like table decorations for a big event a Suffolk New College industry dinner at Milsoms in Kesgrave. I learnt a lot at college," she said.

"I left college and thought I best start looking for a job. Then, I happened to speak to the previous owner of a flower shop in Debenham and now I own a business."

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