Do I need prior graffiti experience to join the training?

Absolutely not! This training is designed for educators of all skill levels. Whether you are a seasoned fine artist or someone who struggles to draw a stick figure, our professional graffiti artists will guide you through the process step-by-step. We focus on teaching you the 'how-to' so you can confidently pass those skills on to your students in Port Moresby classrooms.

How long does a typical teacher training session last?

Our standard professional development sessions in Port Moresby usually last between 2 to 3 hours. This allows enough time for a brief history of the culture, hands-on practice with the cans, and a final collaborative piece. If you are looking for a more intensive multi-day masterclass, we can certainly arrange that to dive deeper into curriculum integration.

What materials are included in the workshop?

We provide everything you need to get started. This includes high-quality low-pressure spray cans (easier to control), a variety of nozzles (caps), 'practice walls' or canvases, and all necessary safety gear like masks and gloves. You just need to show up in old clothes that you don't mind getting a bit of 'artistic' paint on!

Is the spray paint safe to use in a school environment?

Safety is our top priority. we use water-based or low-solvent paints whenever possible and provide high-quality respiratory protection. We also conduct a thorough safety briefing at the start of every session, covering proper spray techniques and canister handling. We ensure the environment is well-ventilated and that everyone feels comfortable and secure throughout the training.

Can this training be linked to the school curriculum?

Definitely! One of the core goals of our training is to help you connect street art to the PNG national curriculum. We discuss how graffiti relates to history, social studies, chemistry (paint pigments), and even mathematics (scaling and proportions). You'll leave with a clear plan on how to make this a valuable educational module.

Can you host the training directly at our school?

Yes, we are fully mobile! While we have preferred locations around Port Moresby, we can easily bring the entire workshop setup to your school campus. As long as there is a suitable outdoor space or a very well-ventilated covered area, we can transform your school yard into a vibrant creative hub for the day.

Do I need prior graffiti experience to join the training?

Absolutely not! This training is designed for educators of all skill levels. Whether you are a seasoned fine artist or someone who struggles to draw a stick figure, our professional graffiti artists will guide you through the process step-by-step. We focus on teaching you the 'how-to' so you can confidently pass those skills on to your students in Port Moresby classrooms.

How long does a typical teacher training session last?

Our standard professional development sessions in Port Moresby usually last between 2 to 3 hours. This allows enough time for a brief history of the culture, hands-on practice with the cans, and a final collaborative piece. If you are looking for a more intensive multi-day masterclass, we can certainly arrange that to dive deeper into curriculum integration.

What materials are included in the workshop?

We provide everything you need to get started. This includes high-quality low-pressure spray cans (easier to control), a variety of nozzles (caps), 'practice walls' or canvases, and all necessary safety gear like masks and gloves. You just need to show up in old clothes that you don't mind getting a bit of 'artistic' paint on!

Is the spray paint safe to use in a school environment?

Safety is our top priority. we use water-based or low-solvent paints whenever possible and provide high-quality respiratory protection. We also conduct a thorough safety briefing at the start of every session, covering proper spray techniques and canister handling. We ensure the environment is well-ventilated and that everyone feels comfortable and secure throughout the training.

Can this training be linked to the school curriculum?

Definitely! One of the core goals of our training is to help you connect street art to the PNG national curriculum. We discuss how graffiti relates to history, social studies, chemistry (paint pigments), and even mathematics (scaling and proportions). You'll leave with a clear plan on how to make this a valuable educational module.

Can you host the training directly at our school?

Yes, we are fully mobile! While we have preferred locations around Port Moresby, we can easily bring the entire workshop setup to your school campus. As long as there is a suitable outdoor space or a very well-ventilated covered area, we can transform your school yard into a vibrant creative hub for the day.

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Street art workshop for beginners, art teacher training in Port Moresby

Hey there, educators of Port Moresby! Are you looking to breathe some fresh, vibrant energy into your art department? Our graffiti art teacher training is designed to swap the traditional paintbrush for a spray can, giving you the skills to lead the coolest classes in Papua New Guinea. Street art is a powerful tool for student engagement, and we're here to show you how to master it safely and professionally. Whether you're based in Boroko or Waigani, our expert artists bring the heat, teaching you the techniques, history, and safety protocols needed to inspire the next generation of PNG creatives. It’s time to take your professional development out of the staff room and onto the walls! ✨ Ready to make your mark?

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The experience

Why choose Graffitifun to level up your teaching skills? We don't just teach you how to paint; we teach you how to inspire. Here is why schools across Port Moresby are jumping on board:

Unmatched Engagement: Graffiti is the ultimate hook for students who think art is "boring". 🎤
Skills for Life: Learn technical control and mural planning that applies to dozens of creative industries.
Zero Stress Booking: We have backup artists ready to go, so your PD day never gets cancelled. 🏆
Budget-Friendly: We offer competitive rates and a "pay later" policy that makes school admin happy.
Authentic Experience: Learn from real street artists who live and breathe this culture every day.
Community Pride: Use your new skills to create school murals that students will actually protect and love. 💪

Step by step

Introduction to Street Culture: We start with a brief, high-energy look at the history of graffiti and how it evolved into a global contemporary art movement.
Gear and Safety Briefing: Learn about the different types of spray cans, the science of 'caps' (nozzles), and essential safety protocols for the classroom.
Mastering the Can: Get hands-on with basic techniques like 'lining', 'filling', and creating smooth gradients without those pesky drips.
Lettering and Styles: Our artists teach you how to construct 'throw-ups' and 'pieces', focusing on letter structure and flow.
Stencil and Detail Work: Discover how to use stencils and masking tape to add sharp details and professional touches to any mural.
Curriculum Integration: A collaborative session where we brainstorm how to adapt these techniques for different age groups and school subjects.
The Main Event: You'll work together on a large-scale mural, putting all your new skills into practice on a real wall or giant canvas.
Review and Q&A: We wrap up by discussing how to manage a classroom of students with spray cans and how to source affordable materials.

Good to know

Duration: Usually 2.5 to 3 hours, but we can customise this to fit your PD day schedule.
Group Sizes: We cater to small groups of 5 or large faculty departments of 50+.
All-Inclusive: We provide cans, caps, masks, gloves, and protective suits—you just bring the passion!
Safety First: We use professional-grade respiratory protection and follow strict safety guidelines.
Flexibility: No upfront payment is required; you only pay after the workshop is completed.

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Local culture

Port Moresby is a city of incredible transformation, where traditional Motu-Koitabu motifs meet a rising urban energy. From the vibrant murals at the Jack Pidik Park to the creative vibes at the University of Papua New Guinea, the capital is hungry for modern expression. Our training acknowledges this unique local context, helping teachers bridge the gap between ancient traditions and contemporary street art style. 🎨

Fun Fact: Did you know that the "bilas" (traditional body decoration) of PNG shares many visual principles with modern graffiti? Both use bold lines and vibrant colours to tell a story of identity and place!

Pricing

How much does it cost?

Our prices for teacher training in Port Moresby depend on your group size and the specific setup of your school or venue.

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