Do I need prior graffiti experience to join the training?

Absolutely! Our graffiti teacher training in Lautoka is designed for all skill levels. We start with the absolute basics of spray can control, nozzle types, and safety. Most of our participants have never picked up a spray can before, but by the end of the session, they feel confident enough to lead a class of students through their first mural project. It is all about building your creative confidence!

How do you handle health and safety in a school environment?

Safety is our number one priority. We use high-quality, low-odour paints where possible and provide all necessary protective gear, including masks and gloves. During the professional development session, we teach you how to set up a safe outdoor 'studio' at your school, how to manage paint storage, and how to ensure your students are following proper ventilation and safety protocols while staying creative.

Will I receive a certificate of completion?

Yes, we do! Every educator who completes our workshop in Fiji receives a certificate of completion. This documents your professional development hours and acknowledges your new skills in urban contemporary art instruction. It’s a great addition to your teaching portfolio and proves you have been coached by professional street artists on the technical and safety aspects of the medium.

What should I wear to the workshop?

We recommend wear-old clothes and comfortable shoes that you don't mind getting a bit of paint on. While we provide protective overalls, spray paint has a way of finding its way onto sleeves and sneakers! Since Lautoka can get quite warm, breathable fabrics are your best friend. We provide everything else, including cans, caps, boards, and masks, so you just need to bring your enthusiasm.

How long does the training session last?

The training sessions usually last between 2 to 4 hours, depending on the depth of the curriculum you want to cover. We can also arrange full-day 'deep-dive' intensives if your school department wants to go from basic tagging to complex piece-building and mural planning. We are flexible and can work around your school's timetable or professional development days.

What makes this different from a standard art class?

Our workshop is unique because it blends technical street art skills with pedagogical techniques. We don't just teach you how to paint; we teach you how to manage a classroom full of excited teenagers with spray cans. You’ll learn lesson planning, history of the movement, and how to use graffiti as a tool for social-emotional learning and student engagement in the Fiji school system.

Do I need prior graffiti experience to join the training?

Absolutely! Our graffiti teacher training in Lautoka is designed for all skill levels. We start with the absolute basics of spray can control, nozzle types, and safety. Most of our participants have never picked up a spray can before, but by the end of the session, they feel confident enough to lead a class of students through their first mural project. It is all about building your creative confidence!

How do you handle health and safety in a school environment?

Safety is our number one priority. We use high-quality, low-odour paints where possible and provide all necessary protective gear, including masks and gloves. During the professional development session, we teach you how to set up a safe outdoor 'studio' at your school, how to manage paint storage, and how to ensure your students are following proper ventilation and safety protocols while staying creative.

Will I receive a certificate of completion?

Yes, we do! Every educator who completes our workshop in Fiji receives a certificate of completion. This documents your professional development hours and acknowledges your new skills in urban contemporary art instruction. It’s a great addition to your teaching portfolio and proves you have been coached by professional street artists on the technical and safety aspects of the medium.

What should I wear to the workshop?

We recommend wear-old clothes and comfortable shoes that you don't mind getting a bit of paint on. While we provide protective overalls, spray paint has a way of finding its way onto sleeves and sneakers! Since Lautoka can get quite warm, breathable fabrics are your best friend. We provide everything else, including cans, caps, boards, and masks, so you just need to bring your enthusiasm.

How long does the training session last?

The training sessions usually last between 2 to 4 hours, depending on the depth of the curriculum you want to cover. We can also arrange full-day 'deep-dive' intensives if your school department wants to go from basic tagging to complex piece-building and mural planning. We are flexible and can work around your school's timetable or professional development days.

What makes this different from a standard art class?

Our workshop is unique because it blends technical street art skills with pedagogical techniques. We don't just teach you how to paint; we teach you how to manage a classroom full of excited teenagers with spray cans. You’ll learn lesson planning, history of the movement, and how to use graffiti as a tool for social-emotional learning and student engagement in the Fiji school system.

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GRAFFITI ART TEACHER TRAINING AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN LAUTOKA

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Hey there, educators of Lautoka! Are you ready to swap the whiteboard for a brick wall and bring some serious energy into your classroom? Our graffiti art teacher training is designed to give you the skills, confidence, and safety knowledge to lead your own urban art projects. Whether you are a primary school teacher looking for a fun new activity or a secondary art head wanting to modernise your curriculum, our professional graffiti artists are here to coach you. We bring all the gear to the "Sugar City," providing a hands-on experience that balances technical spray-painting mastery with practical teaching strategies. It’s time to move beyond traditional watercolours and show your students how art lives and breathes in the real world. Ready to make your mark? Let's get creative! 🎨

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The experience

Why bring urban art to your school in Lautoka? Because it's more than just paint on a wall—it's about engagement, communication, and breaking barriers in the classroom. ✨

Student Engagement: Graffiti is an "instant-hook" for students who might struggle with traditional fine arts. 🔥
Professional Growth: Add a unique, modern skill-set to your CV that sets you apart as a forward-thinking educator.
Safety Expertise: Learn from the pros so you can confidently manage the risks of spray paint in a school setting. 🛡️
Team Building: Nothing brings a faculty together like collaborating on a massive, colourful mural project!
Practical Curriculum: We give you the lesson plans and structures to translate street art into academic success. 📚
No Stress Booking: With backup artists and no upfront costs, your PD day is guaranteed to go off without a hitch.

Step by step

Introduction to Urban History: We kick off by exploring the evolution of graffiti from the streets of New York to the vibrant walls of Fiji.
Gear Mastery: Learn about different spray can brands, pressures, and the 'anatomy' of various caps (nozzles) for different effects.
Safety First: A deep dive into respiratory protection, skin safety, and setting up a secure workshop environment for children.
Basic Techniques: Master the 'can-control' basics: lines, dots, fades, and how to avoid those pesky drips.
The Art of Lettering: Move from simple 'tags' to 'throw-ups' and 'pieces', understanding the architectural flow of graffiti letters.
Classroom Management: We share tips on how to distribute materials and keep a group of students focused and safe during the creative process.
Collaborative Mural: Put your skills to the test by working on a joint piece, simulating a real-world school art project.
Cleanup and Maintenance: Learn the messy (but essential) part—how to clean caps and store cans so they last for years.
Curriculum Integration: We brainstorm how to link street art to your existing syllabus, from history to social studies.

Good to know

Our training sessions are built for educators, by artists. Here is what you can expect from your professional development experience in Lautoka:

Duration: Usually 3 hours of intensive, hands-on learning, but we can scale up for full-day intensives.
Group Size: We work with small groups (5-10) for maximum 1-on-1 time, or larger faculty groups of up to 30.
Included: High-quality spray paint, various nozzles, protective suits, professional respirators, and wooden painting surfaces (canvases).
Safety: Full H&S briefing included; we prioritize non-toxic practices and environment protection.
Location: We can come to your school campus or arrange a local outdoor creative space.

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Local culture

Lautoka, the beautiful "Sugar City," is known for its wide, tree-lined streets and that iconic warm breeze off the coast. While the city is famous for its sugar mill and rugby spirit, there is a growing appetite for contemporary urban expression. We love bringing our workshops to this side of Viti Levu, where the local light makes the colours of our spray cans pop against those famous blue skies. Bringing street art training to educators here means helping the next generation of Fijian artists find their voice in a medium that is global, yet can be uniquely local. 🌴

💡 Fun Fact: Did you know Lautoka's street layout was specifically designed to handle the breeze? This makes it one of the best places in Fiji for outdoor graffiti workshops, as the ventilation is naturally perfect for spray painting!

Pricing

How much does teacher training cost? 💰

Every school and organization has different needs. Whether you’re a solo teacher looking for a private masterclass or a whole department needing professional development, we tailor our sessions to fit.

Prices depend on group size and setup—request a quote today!

No upfront payment required – you only pay after the workshop is complete and your team is feeling inspired. Get in touch for a custom estimate!

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