Do I need to be a professional artist to join the training?

Absolutely no prior experience is needed! Our Djelfa training is specifically designed to take you from a total beginner to a confident street art instructor. We start with basic spray can control and safety before moving into complex pieces. Our goal is to give you the skills and the confidence to lead your own classroom, regardless of your current artistic level.🎨

How long does the teacher training session last?

Our standard professional development sessions in Djelfa typically run between 3 to 5 hours. This allows enough time for the theoretical pedagogy, safety briefings, and plenty of hands-on painting practice. We can also arrange multi-day intensive courses if your school or organisation wants to dive deeper into curriculum integration and advanced mural techniques. We are flexible to your schedule!⏱️

What materials are included in the workshop?

We provide everything you need to get creative! This includes professional-grade spray paint, various nozzles (caps), respiratory masks, gloves, and protective suits. We also provide the canvases or practice walls and educational hand-outs. You just need to show up in comfortable clothes that you don't mind getting a bit of paint on—even with the suits, we get messy!🧤

Is the spray paint dangerous to use in a school setting?

Not at all! We use high-quality low-pressure cans which are much easier to control, and we provide top-tier FFP3 respiratory masks to ensure everyone breathes clean air. Safety is our number one priority. We teach you exactly how to set up a safe outdoor or well-ventilated indoor workspace for your future students, ensuring a hazard-free creative environment.🛡️

How can I integrate graffiti into my existing curriculum?

Our training goes beyond just painting. We show you how to link graffiti to history, social studies, and colour theory. You'll learn how to structure a lesson plan that encourages teamwork and boosts student self-esteem. Street art is a fantastic hook for 'at-risk' youth or students who feel disconnected from traditional art forms, and we'll show you why.📚

Do I have to pay in advance for the training?

At Graffitifun, we believe in our service so much that we don't require upfront payments for our Djelfa training sessions. You can book your date, get everything organised, and only settle the payment once the workshop is complete. This keeps things low-risk for schools and organisations and ensures we are always motivated to deliver a 100% satisfying experience.💳

Can you cater to large groups of teachers?

If you are looking to bring a large group of staff from Algiers or local Djelfa schools, we can definitely accommodate you. We have a large team of professional artists and backup trainers to ensure your event goes off without a hitch. For large groups, we often set up multiple 'stations' to ensure everyone gets plenty of one-on-one time with the spray cans.🔥

Do I need to be a professional artist to join the training?

Absolutely no prior experience is needed! Our Djelfa training is specifically designed to take you from a total beginner to a confident street art instructor. We start with basic spray can control and safety before moving into complex pieces. Our goal is to give you the skills and the confidence to lead your own classroom, regardless of your current artistic level.🎨

How long does the teacher training session last?

Our standard professional development sessions in Djelfa typically run between 3 to 5 hours. This allows enough time for the theoretical pedagogy, safety briefings, and plenty of hands-on painting practice. We can also arrange multi-day intensive courses if your school or organisation wants to dive deeper into curriculum integration and advanced mural techniques. We are flexible to your schedule!⏱️

What materials are included in the workshop?

We provide everything you need to get creative! This includes professional-grade spray paint, various nozzles (caps), respiratory masks, gloves, and protective suits. We also provide the canvases or practice walls and educational hand-outs. You just need to show up in comfortable clothes that you don't mind getting a bit of paint on—even with the suits, we get messy!🧤

Is the spray paint dangerous to use in a school setting?

Not at all! We use high-quality low-pressure cans which are much easier to control, and we provide top-tier FFP3 respiratory masks to ensure everyone breathes clean air. Safety is our number one priority. We teach you exactly how to set up a safe outdoor or well-ventilated indoor workspace for your future students, ensuring a hazard-free creative environment.🛡️

How can I integrate graffiti into my existing curriculum?

Our training goes beyond just painting. We show you how to link graffiti to history, social studies, and colour theory. You'll learn how to structure a lesson plan that encourages teamwork and boosts student self-esteem. Street art is a fantastic hook for 'at-risk' youth or students who feel disconnected from traditional art forms, and we'll show you why.📚

Do I have to pay in advance for the training?

At Graffitifun, we believe in our service so much that we don't require upfront payments for our Djelfa training sessions. You can book your date, get everything organised, and only settle the payment once the workshop is complete. This keeps things low-risk for schools and organisations and ensures we are always motivated to deliver a 100% satisfying experience.💳

Can you cater to large groups of teachers?

If you are looking to bring a large group of staff from Algiers or local Djelfa schools, we can definitely accommodate you. We have a large team of professional artists and backup trainers to ensure your event goes off without a hitch. For large groups, we often set up multiple 'stations' to ensure everyone gets plenty of one-on-one time with the spray cans.🔥

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Hey there, educators of Djelfa! Are you tired of the same old charcoal sketches and watercolour landscapes? It’s time to bring some high-energy, contemporary culture into your classroom. Our graffiti art teacher training in Djelfa is designed to turn you into a street art pro, giving you the tools, techniques, and confidence to lead your own spray paint workshops. We know that engaging students can be a challenge, but nothing captures the imagination quite like the vibrant world of urban art. Our professional artists will guide you through the transition from traditional art to the exciting world of aerosols, ensuring you leave with a curriculum-ready skillset. Whether you're based in the heart of Djelfa or coming in from nearby Algiers or Oran, we're here to spark a creative revolution in your school. Ready to make your mark? ✨

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The experience

Why choose graffiti for your next professional development session? Because it’s more than just paint on a wall—it’s a way to connect with the next generation through a medium they actually care about! 🚀

Boost Student Engagement: Street art is "cool," and being the teacher who knows how to spray will instantly boost your classroom street cred.
Inclusive Creativity: Graffiti is a great equaliser. Students who struggle with traditional fine motor skills often thrive with the broad, physical movements of spray painting.
Zero Risk Booking: With our "pay after the workshop" policy, there's no stress and no financial risk for your school or department.
Expert Guidance: You’ll be learning from bona fide street artists who have years of experience in both creation and education. 🏆
Stress Relief: Let's be honest—spraying a wall is incredibly therapeutic. It's the perfect way for your staff to de-stress and bond!

Step by step

Pedagogy intro: We start with a chat about the history of street art and how to frame it as a positive educational tool in the Djelfa school system.
Safety first: Learn the essential rules for handling spray cans, using protective gear, and setting up a safe 'graffiti zone' for students.
First lines: Get comfortable with the can! You'll practice basic techniques like dots, thin lines, and fat lines to master pressure control.
Lettering basics: Our artists teach you how to build 'tag' and 'throw-up' styles, which are the foundations of all great graffiti pieces.
The mural process: Work together on a collaborative piece, learning how to sketch, fill, and outline on a large scale.
Colour theory: Discover how to teach students about highlights, shadows, and complementary colours using the unique medium of spray paint.
Classroom management: We share tips on how to manage a group of excited kids with spray cans and how to keep the environment respectful.
Q&A and Wrap-up: Finish with a review of your work and a discussion on how to apply these new skills in your specific teaching environment.

Good to know

Duration: Usually 1.5 to 4 hours, but we can customise this to fit your PD day schedule.
Group Size: We cater to small groups of 5 up to large faculty teams of 50+.
Included: All spray paint, caps, safety masks, gloves, protective suits, and canvases.
Location: We can come to your school in Djelfa or host you at a local creative space.
Safety: We use professional-grade FFP3 masks and follow strict safety protocols at all times. 🛡️
Certification: All participants receive a certificate of completion to add to their professional portfolio.

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Local culture

Djelfa is a city of incredible transit and tradition, sitting right at the gateway between the Tell Atlas and the Sahara. This unique "crossroads" identity makes it the perfect place for a modern art explosion. While the city is famous for its stunning rock carvings in the nearby Zaccar mountains—the original street art of Algeria—we are here to bring the modern equivalent to your doorstep. 🎨

Fun Fact: Did you know that the Djelfa region is home to some of the most important prehistoric rock art in North Africa? It's literally in the DNA of the area to express stories on walls!

By bringing our graffiti training to Djelfa, we're bridging the gap between those ancient traditions and modern urban expression. Looking for other creative outlets? We also offer sessions in Constantine and Annaba. Let's celebrate Djelfa’s history by painting its future!

Pricing

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Our training sessions are fully customisable. Prices depend on the number of participants, the duration of the training, and the location in Djelfa.

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