How quickly can I start teaching graffiti to my students after this training?

Our workshop is designed for immediate application! You’ll walk away with a structured lesson plan, safety checklists, and a 'starter kit' of techniques. Most teachers find they can lead a basic introductory graffiti session within a week of completing our professional development day. We provide the confidence you need to manage the classroom while students handle the spray cans safely.

Do I need to be an artist myself to take part in the teacher training?

Absolutely no prior artistic experience is required! We specialise in teaching the 'uncooked' basics to beginners. Whether you are a dedicated art lead or a primary teacher looking to spice up the curriculum, we'll teach you the foundations of letter construction, can control, and colour theory from scratch. If you can hold a pencil, we can teach you to use a spray can!

Is spray painting safe to do in a school environment?

Safety is our number one priority. In the training, we cover everything from proper mask fitment and ventilation to skin protection and eco-friendly paint alternatives. We provide you with a comprehensive safety protocol document that you can adapt for your school’s risk assessment, ensuring that your future lessons are as safe as they are exciting for the kids.

How long does the teacher training session last?

We keep our training sessions flexible! A standard professional development day in Labasa typically runs for about 4 to 5 hours. This allows enough time for the theoretical background, plenty of hands-on practice, and a final collaborative piece. We can also adapt the schedule to fit into shorter staff meeting slots or half-day inset sessions if required.

What materials do we need to provide for the training day?

We bring the art studio to you! Graffitifun provides all the professional-grade spray paint, high-quality respiratory masks, gloves, and protective suits. We also provide the 'canvases'—which are usually large wooden panels or mobile cellophane walls. You just need to wear comfortable clothes that you don't mind getting a little dusty, and we handle the rest of the logistics.

Do you offer teacher training in other parts of Fiji?

While we love bringing this to Labasa, we also offer training in Suva, Nadi, Lautoka, and Nausori. If your school is part of a wider network or district, we can arrange a multi-site training programme or a centralized 'cluster' workshop where teachers from various local schools meet at one location to share the experience and the costs.

Can you help us design a collaborative mural project for our school?

Yes! One of the most popular parts of our training is showing you how to manage a large group mural. We teach you 'grid' techniques and 'fill-in' strategies where dozens of students can contribute to a single, massive piece of school pride. It’s a fantastic way to boost school spirit and create a permanent legacy on your campus walls.

How quickly can I start teaching graffiti to my students after this training?

Our workshop is designed for immediate application! You’ll walk away with a structured lesson plan, safety checklists, and a 'starter kit' of techniques. Most teachers find they can lead a basic introductory graffiti session within a week of completing our professional development day. We provide the confidence you need to manage the classroom while students handle the spray cans safely.

Do I need to be an artist myself to take part in the teacher training?

Absolutely no prior artistic experience is required! We specialise in teaching the 'uncooked' basics to beginners. Whether you are a dedicated art lead or a primary teacher looking to spice up the curriculum, we'll teach you the foundations of letter construction, can control, and colour theory from scratch. If you can hold a pencil, we can teach you to use a spray can!

Is spray painting safe to do in a school environment?

Safety is our number one priority. In the training, we cover everything from proper mask fitment and ventilation to skin protection and eco-friendly paint alternatives. We provide you with a comprehensive safety protocol document that you can adapt for your school’s risk assessment, ensuring that your future lessons are as safe as they are exciting for the kids.

How long does the teacher training session last?

We keep our training sessions flexible! A standard professional development day in Labasa typically runs for about 4 to 5 hours. This allows enough time for the theoretical background, plenty of hands-on practice, and a final collaborative piece. We can also adapt the schedule to fit into shorter staff meeting slots or half-day inset sessions if required.

What materials do we need to provide for the training day?

We bring the art studio to you! Graffitifun provides all the professional-grade spray paint, high-quality respiratory masks, gloves, and protective suits. We also provide the 'canvases'—which are usually large wooden panels or mobile cellophane walls. You just need to wear comfortable clothes that you don't mind getting a little dusty, and we handle the rest of the logistics.

Do you offer teacher training in other parts of Fiji?

While we love bringing this to Labasa, we also offer training in Suva, Nadi, Lautoka, and Nausori. If your school is part of a wider network or district, we can arrange a multi-site training programme or a centralized 'cluster' workshop where teachers from various local schools meet at one location to share the experience and the costs.

Can you help us design a collaborative mural project for our school?

Yes! One of the most popular parts of our training is showing you how to manage a large group mural. We teach you 'grid' techniques and 'fill-in' strategies where dozens of students can contribute to a single, massive piece of school pride. It’s a fantastic way to boost school spirit and create a permanent legacy on your campus walls.

Labasa

Art Teacher Training

ART TEACHER TRAINING IN LABASA: IGNITE YOUR CURRICULUM WITH GRAFFITI ART

Transform your lessons with our graffiti art teacher training in Labasa. Professional PD for educators. No experience needed! Book your school session today.

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Creative graffiti and street art workshops, art teacher training in Labasa

Graffiti workshops at Graffitifun locations, art teacher training in Labasa

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Are you looking to shake up your art department and bring some serious 'wow' factor to your students? Our art teacher training in Labasa is the ultimate professional development experience for educators who want to master the vibrant world of street art. Based right here in Vanua Levu, we help teachers swap the charcoal for spray cans in a safe, structured, and incredibly fun environment. Whether you're a seasoned art lead or a primary teacher wanting to inspire your class, our professional artists will guide you through the techniques and safety protocols needed to lead your own graffiti workshops. It's time to turn those school walls into a canvas for creativity and boost student engagement like never before. ✨ Ready to make your mark?

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The experience

Why choose Graffitifun for your professional development in Labasa? Because we believe art should be loud, proud, and accessible! Here is why teachers are loving our graffiti sessions:

Student Engagement: Graffiti is a 'hook' that gets even the most disengaged students excited about coming to school. 🔥
Expert Guidance: Learn from working artists who live and breathe street culture every day.
Zero Stress: We bring all the gear, including masks and paint—no messy setup for you to worry about!
Confidence Boost: Master the can so you can confidently lead your own mural projects and art clubs.
No Upfront Payment: We trust our community—pay only after you've had an amazing experience. 💪
Curriculum Ready: Our training includes ready-to-use lesson plans that align with creative learning goals.

Step by step

Theory & History: We start with a quick dive into the roots of street art and its evolution from subculture to global gallery art.
Safety Setup: Learn how to set up a 'safe zone,' including proper ventilation, mask usage, and protective clothing for students.
Can Mastery: Get hands-on with the cans! Learn about different nozzles (caps), pressure control, and how to avoid those pesky drips.
Letter Structure: We teach you the 'skeleton' of graffiti letters so you can show students how to build their own unique tags.
Colour Theory: Discover the secrets of 'fades' and 'bursts' to make school murals pop with vibrant, professional-looking blends.
Curriculum Integration: We brainstorm how to link graffiti to History, English, and Social Studies, making your lessons truly cross-curricular.
Group Project Practice: Execute a collaborative piece under the guidance of our pros, simulating a real classroom mural project.
Feedback & Certification: Review the day’s work and receive your Graffitifun completion certificate and teaching resources.

Good to know

Our teacher training sessions are designed to be hassle-free and fully inclusive. We provide all the professional equipment, so you don't have to worry about a thing! 🛠️

Duration: Typically 3 to 5 hours (flexible to fit your INSET schedule).
Group Sizes: Small groups for intensive coaching or full faculty sessions.
Included: Pro spray cans, various caps, safety masks, gloves, overalls, and teaching handouts.
Location: We come to your school in Labasa or a nearby venue of your choice.
Safety: Full health and safety briefing provided; all artists are highly experienced in educational settings.

Creative collaboration during a graffiti company outing

Local culture

Labasa, known as the 'Friendly Town,' is the heart of Vanua Levu, and we believe its schools should be just as vibrant as its famous sugar cane fields. While the town is steeped in tradition, there is a growing appetite for modern, urban expression. Bringing street art to Labasa isn't just about painting; it's about giving local youth a contemporary voice that honours their heritage while looking toward the future. 🎨

Fun Fact: Did you know Labasa is situated on the banks of the Qawa River? The town’s unique geography and bustling market atmosphere provide the perfect inspiration for local school murals that celebrate the community's connection to the land and sea. 🌊

Pricing

Every school has different needs, from a single afternoon workshop to a week-long professional development programme. Because of this, we don't have a 'one size fits all' price tag. 💸

Prices depend on your group size, location, and specific setup—request a quote today!

We believe in transparency and community, which is why we offer a 100% satisfaction guarantee. Plus, you don't have to pay a cent upfront—payment is only processed after the workshop! 🏆

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