How does this differ from a standard art workshop?

Our teacher training focuses on transferring graffiti techniques to students safely and effectively. While a general art teacher might focus on theory, we dive into spray can control, nozzle types, and the culture of street art. You'll learn how to manage a messy classroom environment and ensure every student stays safe while expressing themselves boldly. It is hands-on professional development that adds a 'cool factor' to your curriculum.

Do I need prior graffiti experience to join?

Absolutely not! This training is designed for educators of all skill levels. Whether you are a seasoned painter or haven't picked up a brush since primary school, our lead artists will guide you through the basics. We start with simple lines and shapes, gradually moving toward complex lettering and shading techniques. By the end of the day, you'll have the confidence to demonstrate these skills to your own students.

Is spray painting safe for a school environment?

Safety is our number one priority. We use low-pressure spray cans which are easier to control and premium, non-toxic paints. During the training, we provide all necessary protective gear, including masks and gloves. We also teach you how to set up a safe outdoor or well-ventilated indoor workspace at your school, including proper disposal and 'over-spray' prevention techniques to keep your campus clean.

Will I receive a certification after the training?

Yes! Hiroshima educators who complete our workshop receive a Graffitifun Certificate of Completion. While this is a private professional development certification, it serves as proof of your specialized training in street art pedagogy and safety. Many teachers use this to fulfill their annual PD requirements or to demonstrate their commitment to contemporary art education during performance reviews. It's a great addition to your professional portfolio.

How long does the training session last?

Standard training sessions in Hiroshima usually last between 2.5 to 4 hours. We find this is the 'sweet spot' for covering history, technical skills, and a collaborative mural project without causing 'artist fatigue.' However, we can also offer full-day intensives or multi-day sessions if your faculty wants to go deeper into specific styles like stenciling or character design. We are flexible to fit your schedule!

Where in Hiroshima does the training take place?

We bring the street art studio to you! We can conduct the training right on your school grounds in Hiroshima if you have an outdoor area or a very well-ventilated hall. If your school doesn't have a suitable space, don't worry—we have access to several creative local partner spaces across the city. Just let us know your preference when booking, and we'll handle the logistics.

What materials are included in the price?

We provide everything! Your session includes professional-grade spray cans, a variety of nozzles (caps), protective masks, gloves, and protective suits. We also provide the 'canvas,' whether that is a mobile wooden wall, large canvases, or even a designated wall at your facility. You just need to show up in clothes you don't mind getting a little paint on and bring your creative energy!

How does this differ from a standard art workshop?

Our teacher training focuses on transferring graffiti techniques to students safely and effectively. While a general art teacher might focus on theory, we dive into spray can control, nozzle types, and the culture of street art. You'll learn how to manage a messy classroom environment and ensure every student stays safe while expressing themselves boldly. It is hands-on professional development that adds a 'cool factor' to your curriculum.

Do I need prior graffiti experience to join?

Absolutely not! This training is designed for educators of all skill levels. Whether you are a seasoned painter or haven't picked up a brush since primary school, our lead artists will guide you through the basics. We start with simple lines and shapes, gradually moving toward complex lettering and shading techniques. By the end of the day, you'll have the confidence to demonstrate these skills to your own students.

Is spray painting safe for a school environment?

Safety is our number one priority. We use low-pressure spray cans which are easier to control and premium, non-toxic paints. During the training, we provide all necessary protective gear, including masks and gloves. We also teach you how to set up a safe outdoor or well-ventilated indoor workspace at your school, including proper disposal and 'over-spray' prevention techniques to keep your campus clean.

Will I receive a certification after the training?

Yes! Hiroshima educators who complete our workshop receive a Graffitifun Certificate of Completion. While this is a private professional development certification, it serves as proof of your specialized training in street art pedagogy and safety. Many teachers use this to fulfill their annual PD requirements or to demonstrate their commitment to contemporary art education during performance reviews. It's a great addition to your professional portfolio.

How long does the training session last?

Standard training sessions in Hiroshima usually last between 2.5 to 4 hours. We find this is the 'sweet spot' for covering history, technical skills, and a collaborative mural project without causing 'artist fatigue.' However, we can also offer full-day intensives or multi-day sessions if your faculty wants to go deeper into specific styles like stenciling or character design. We are flexible to fit your schedule!

Where in Hiroshima does the training take place?

We bring the street art studio to you! We can conduct the training right on your school grounds in Hiroshima if you have an outdoor area or a very well-ventilated hall. If your school doesn't have a suitable space, don't worry—we have access to several creative local partner spaces across the city. Just let us know your preference when booking, and we'll handle the logistics.

What materials are included in the price?

We provide everything! Your session includes professional-grade spray cans, a variety of nozzles (caps), protective masks, gloves, and protective suits. We also provide the 'canvas,' whether that is a mobile wooden wall, large canvases, or even a designated wall at your facility. You just need to show up in clothes you don't mind getting a little paint on and bring your creative energy!

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ART TEACHER TRAINING AND GRAFFITI WORKSHOPS IN HIROSHIMA

Elevate your curriculum with graffiti art teacher training in Hiroshima. Fun, hands-on professional development for educators. No experience needed!

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Hey there, educators of Hiroshima! Are you looking to spice up your art curriculum with something that truly resonates with the younger generation? Our art teacher training program brings the vibrant world of street art directly to your professional development toolkit. Graffiti isn't just about paint on a wall; it's a powerful medium for self-expression, community building, and urban storytelling. At Graffitifun, we believe that when teachers feel confident with a spray can, they unlock a whole new level of engagement in the classroom. From the historic streets near Peace Boulevard to the creative hubs of the city, we’re here to show you that street art is a sophisticated tool for modern education. Ready to make your mark? 🎉

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The experience

Why choose Graffitifun for your professional development in Hiroshima? We don't just teach you how to paint; we teach you how to inspire. Here is why educators love our training: ✨

Engage 'hard-to-reach' students: Graffiti is a hook that attracts students who might otherwise check out during traditional art lessons. 🎤
Learn from the pros: Our instructors are active street artists who bring real-world techniques and stories to your school.
Stress-free logistics: We handle everything—from the drop cloths to the specialized caps—so you can focus on learning. 🏆
Boost school spirit: Learn how to lead students in creating a permanent mural that beautifies your campus.
Budget-friendly: With our transparent pricing and "pay later" policy, we make it easy for department heads to say yes! 💰

Step by step

Introduction to street art culture: We start with a brief history of graffiti, moving from its roots to its modern place in Hiroshima's art scene.
Gear and safety briefing: Learn about different nozzles, paint types, and how to use protective equipment properly in a classroom setting.
Mastering the 'Can': Practice basic spray techniques, including line thickness, fading, and pressure control on practice boards.
Lettering and style: Our artists teach you the secrets of 'Tagging,' 'Throw-ups,' and 'Pieces' so you can explain the terminology to students.
Curriculum integration: We discuss how to link graffiti to existing art history and social studies lessons in your specific school.
The collaborative mural: Work together with other teachers to create a large-scale piece, experiencing the same teamwork your students will feel.
Classroom management tips: Learn how to organize a class of 30+ students with spray cans without losing control or making a mess.
Feedback and cleanup: Discuss the results, learn the best ways to clean up a site, and receive your Graffitifun completion certificates.

Good to know

Duration: 2.5 to 4 hours (Flexible scheduling available) ⏱️
Group Sizes: Small groups of 5 up to large faculty teams of 50+
Included: All spray cans, caps, protective gear, canvases, and professional instruction 🧤
Location: Your school campus or our local Hiroshima partner studios
Safety: High-grade respiratory masks and non-toxic paints used at all times 💪

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Local culture

Hiroshima is a city that understands the power of visual storytelling better than most. While it's known globally for its history, the modern local art scene is bursting with resilience and color. From the hidden murals in the back alleys of Nagarekawa to the collaborative community projects in the suburbs, street art in Hiroshima is a symbol of peace and forward-looking creativity. 🎨

Fun Fact: Did you know that Hiroshima has several "legal walls" where local artists are encouraged to paint? Integrating these local spots into your school trips can bridge the gap between the classroom and the city's living art culture!

Pricing

Investment in Creativity

Our training sessions typically range from ¥5,000 to ¥12,000 per person.

Please note that price varies based on the number of participants, location, and the amount of materials required for your specific mural goals.

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*No upfront payment required – pay only after the workshop!*

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