Do I need prior graffiti experience to join the training?

Absolutely! Our art teacher training in Madang is designed for all skill levels. Whether you are a fine arts graduate or haven't touched a spray can since primary school, our professional artists guide you through the basics. We focus on teaching you the pedagogy of street art—how to explain the techniques to your students safely and effectively—ensuring you feel confident leading your own classroom sessions by the time we are finished.

Is spray painting safe for a school environment?

Safety is our top priority, especially in a school setting. During the professional development session, we cover everything from proper mask fitting and ventilation requirements to choosing the right low-pressure cans for younger students. We also discuss site preparation to ensure no accidental overspray occurs. You will leave the workshop with a comprehensive understanding of how to manage a safe, clean, and controlled creative environment for your pupils.

What materials do we need to provide for the session?

All materials are included! We provide high-quality spray cans, various nozzle types (caps), protective gloves, and masks. We also provide the practice surfaces, whether that is large boards or plastic wrap 'cellograff' walls. For the teacher training, we also provide digital resources and lesson plan templates that you can take back to your school in Madang or surrounding areas to help integrate street art into your curriculum immediately.

How long does the teacher training session last?

A standard professional development workshop typically lasts between 2.5 to 4 hours. This gives us enough time to cover the history of the movement, master the technical skills, and discuss the educational application. However, we are flexible! If your staff meeting or inset day has a tighter window, we can condense the highlights, or we can extend it into a full-day 'deep dive' for those wanting to create a permanent staff mural.

Can this training be used for curriculum-based teaching?

Definitely. Graffiti is a fantastic gateway to teaching art history, social justice, colour theory, and typography. Many teachers in Madang find that it re-engages students who might find traditional 'still life' drawing boring. Our training includes tips on how to link graffiti to the curriculum, such as exploring the cultural significance of street art or using spray painting to teach geometric shapes and layering in design.

Is there a minimum number of participants required?

While we don't have a fixed minimum, the training is most effective and cost-efficient for groups of 5 or more. We can accommodate entire school faculties if needed! If you are an individual teacher looking for training, get in touch anyway—we often host open-enrolment days where educators from different schools in Madang can join together. For large groups, we bring in extra professional artists to ensure everyone gets hands-on coaching.

Will I be able to teach my own students after this?

Yes, we believe the best way to learn is by doing. After the training session, you will have the skills to lead your own graffiti workshops for schools or even organise student-led brand activation projects. We also offer ongoing support; if you're nervous about your first independent session, you can always reach out to our team for advice on equipment or technique. We want to see Madang's school walls come alive!

Do I need prior graffiti experience to join the training?

Absolutely! Our art teacher training in Madang is designed for all skill levels. Whether you are a fine arts graduate or haven't touched a spray can since primary school, our professional artists guide you through the basics. We focus on teaching you the pedagogy of street art—how to explain the techniques to your students safely and effectively—ensuring you feel confident leading your own classroom sessions by the time we are finished.

Is spray painting safe for a school environment?

Safety is our top priority, especially in a school setting. During the professional development session, we cover everything from proper mask fitting and ventilation requirements to choosing the right low-pressure cans for younger students. We also discuss site preparation to ensure no accidental overspray occurs. You will leave the workshop with a comprehensive understanding of how to manage a safe, clean, and controlled creative environment for your pupils.

What materials do we need to provide for the session?

All materials are included! We provide high-quality spray cans, various nozzle types (caps), protective gloves, and masks. We also provide the practice surfaces, whether that is large boards or plastic wrap 'cellograff' walls. For the teacher training, we also provide digital resources and lesson plan templates that you can take back to your school in Madang or surrounding areas to help integrate street art into your curriculum immediately.

How long does the teacher training session last?

A standard professional development workshop typically lasts between 2.5 to 4 hours. This gives us enough time to cover the history of the movement, master the technical skills, and discuss the educational application. However, we are flexible! If your staff meeting or inset day has a tighter window, we can condense the highlights, or we can extend it into a full-day 'deep dive' for those wanting to create a permanent staff mural.

Can this training be used for curriculum-based teaching?

Definitely. Graffiti is a fantastic gateway to teaching art history, social justice, colour theory, and typography. Many teachers in Madang find that it re-engages students who might find traditional 'still life' drawing boring. Our training includes tips on how to link graffiti to the curriculum, such as exploring the cultural significance of street art or using spray painting to teach geometric shapes and layering in design.

Is there a minimum number of participants required?

While we don't have a fixed minimum, the training is most effective and cost-efficient for groups of 5 or more. We can accommodate entire school faculties if needed! If you are an individual teacher looking for training, get in touch anyway—we often host open-enrolment days where educators from different schools in Madang can join together. For large groups, we bring in extra professional artists to ensure everyone gets hands-on coaching.

Will I be able to teach my own students after this?

Yes, we believe the best way to learn is by doing. After the training session, you will have the skills to lead your own graffiti workshops for schools or even organise student-led brand activation projects. We also offer ongoing support; if you're nervous about your first independent session, you can always reach out to our team for advice on equipment or technique. We want to see Madang's school walls come alive!

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Art Teacher Training

ART TEACHER TRAINING AND STREET ART CPD IN MADANG

Empower your teaching with our graffiti art teacher training in Madang. Professional CPD for educators to bring street art into the classroom safely.

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Hello, Madang educators! Are you looking to spice up your art curriculum and bring some high-energy creativity into your classrooms? Our art teacher training in Madang is the perfect way to master the vibrant world of street art. We know that traditional art supplies can sometimes feel a bit 'samey' for students, which is why we're here to help you harness the power of the spray can. Our professional artists will guide you through everything from basic can control to complex mural design, all while focusing on how you can teach these skills safely to your pupils. This isn't just an art class; it's a professional development session designed to give you the confidence to lead, inspire, and transform your school's visual landscape. ✨ Ready to make your mark?

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The experience

Why choose graffiti for your staff's professional development? It’s more than just painting on walls—it’s about building a new bridge between educators and their Gen-Z students. Here is why our training rocks:

Engagement booster: Learn how to hook even the most 'reluctant' students with a medium they actually find cool. 🏆
Total confidence: We take the 'scary' out of spray paint, giving you the technical mastery to lead a class without stress.
Team building: Nothing brings a faculty together like collaborating on a massive, colourful mural in the sun. 🔥
Curriculum ready: We provide you with the tools to link street art to history, social studies, and design technology.
All-inclusive: We handle the mess and the gear; you just bring your creative energy! 🎉
No-risk booking: With no upfront payment and backup artists ready to go, your school's event is in safe hands.

Step by step

Intro and history: We kick off with a brief look at how graffiti evolved from New York subways to global galleries, giving you the context you need for the classroom.
Safety briefing: You'll learn the essential health and safety protocols, including mask usage and how to set up a safe outdoor painting zone.
The anatomy of a can: Our pro artists show you how different 'caps' (nozzles) change the spray width and how to troubleshoot common technical issues.
Line work and control: You'll get hands-on practice with basic movements—learning how to create sharp lines, fades, and dots without the dreaded 'drips'.
Lettering and style: We move on to 'tagging' and 'throw-ups', showing you how to teach students about typography and individual artistic identity.
Colour theory in practice: Discover how to blend colours directly on the wall and create 3D effects that make artwork pop.
Lesson planning: We sit down to discuss how to translate these skills into a 60-90 minute lesson plan that fits your specific school's needs.
The final piece: You'll collaborate on a group mural, putting all your new skills together to create something incredible.
Feedback and wrap-up: A quick debrief on where to buy supplies and how to keep the momentum going with your students.

Good to know

Duration: Usually 2.5 to 4 hours, though full-day intensives are available for deep-dives.
Group Sizes: We cater to small departments (5+ people) right up to full school faculties.
Included: All spray paint, masks, gloves, caps, and practice surfaces. You also get a digital 'Teacher Pack'.
Location: We can come to your school in Madang or arrange a private outdoor creative space.
Safety: We use low-odour paints where possible and provide full PPE for all participants.

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Local culture

Madang is often called the 'Prettiest Town in the South Pacific,' and we think its art scene should match that reputation! From the stunning coastline to the vibrant local markets, there is so much natural beauty to draw inspiration from. Street art in Papua New Guinea is a growing movement, blending traditional motifs with modern urban styles. Our workshops encourage teachers to look at the local environment—perhaps the iconic Kalibobo Lighthouse or the lush tropical flora—and translate those shapes into bold, contemporary graffiti. 🎨

Fun Fact: Did you know that Madang was once a centre for the German colonial administration? This historical layer adds a unique architectural backdrop that contrasts beautifully with modern, colourful street art!

Pricing

Our training sessions are fully customisable to your school's schedule and the number of staff members attending. Because every school in Madang has different needs—from one-off workshops to full-week residencies—we provide bespoke quotes to ensure you get the best value. 💰

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

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