Do I need prior experience with spray paint to join?

Our training is designed to be fully inclusive. You don't need to be a professional illustrator to excel here! We focus on the 'low barrier to entry' techniques of graffiti, showing you how to teach basic lettering, stencil work, and spray control. If you can hold a marker, our professional artists will show you how to translate those skills into large-scale spray paint masterpieces. It’s all about building confidence!

How long does the professional development session last?

A standard teacher training session in Pula typically lasts between 2.5 and 3 hours. This timeframe allows us to cover the historical context of street art, safety protocols, basic techniques, and hands-on practice. We also leave plenty of time for a Q&A session where we discuss how to adapt these lessons for different age groups and classroom environments. We ensure the pace is energetic yet focused.

What safety equipment is provided during the training?

Safety is our absolute number one priority. We provide high-quality FFP3 masks (breathable protection), nitrile gloves, and protective overalls for every participant. We also train you on how to set up a safe outdoor or well-ventilated indoor 'graffiti zone' for your students. We use low-pressure spray cans which are much easier for beginners to control and produce less overspray than standard industrial cans.

Will I get resources to help me teach this to my own students?

Every lesson you learn with Graffitifun is designed to be 'classroom ready.' We provide you with a structured lesson plan framework that you can take back to your school. This includes curriculum links to history, social studies (urban culture), and technique-based art objectives. You'll leave with a clear roadmap of how to guide a group of 30+ students through a successful graffiti project without the chaos!

Can we learn techniques for schools without permanent walls?

Absolutely! While we love the raw energy of outdoor walls, we also teach you 'clean' alternatives. We can show you how to use large canvases, cardboard structures, or even temporary plastic wrap (cellograff) stretched between pillars. This is especially useful for Pula schools that might not have permanent wall space or want to create mobile art exhibitions that can be moved around the school grounds.

What is the ideal group size for art teacher training?

We recommend a minimum of 5-8 educators for a dedicated session, but we can accommodate much larger groups of up to 50 teachers for staff development days. For very large groups, we bring in multiple 'Graffitifun' master artists to ensure everyone gets hands-on time and personalised feedback. If you have a small department, get in touch and we can see if we can merge you with another local school.

Is there an online version of this training available?

Currently, our Pula training is delivered in person to ensure you get the tactile experience of using the cans. However, we do offer digital PDF resources, lesson plan templates, and instructional videos that you can access after the workshop. We find that the physical act of spraying and feeling the pressure of the nozzle is essential for educators before they attempt to teach the medium to others.

How does the 'no upfront payment' policy work?

We operate on a 'trust-first' basis. You don't need to pay anything upfront when booking your Pula training session. We believe in the quality of our workshops so much that we only settle the invoice after the session has been successfully completed. This makes the administrative process much easier for schools and educational institutions. Simply book your date, and we’ll take care of the rest!

Do I need prior experience with spray paint to join?

Our training is designed to be fully inclusive. You don't need to be a professional illustrator to excel here! We focus on the 'low barrier to entry' techniques of graffiti, showing you how to teach basic lettering, stencil work, and spray control. If you can hold a marker, our professional artists will show you how to translate those skills into large-scale spray paint masterpieces. It’s all about building confidence!

How long does the professional development session last?

A standard teacher training session in Pula typically lasts between 2.5 and 3 hours. This timeframe allows us to cover the historical context of street art, safety protocols, basic techniques, and hands-on practice. We also leave plenty of time for a Q&A session where we discuss how to adapt these lessons for different age groups and classroom environments. We ensure the pace is energetic yet focused.

What safety equipment is provided during the training?

Safety is our absolute number one priority. We provide high-quality FFP3 masks (breathable protection), nitrile gloves, and protective overalls for every participant. We also train you on how to set up a safe outdoor or well-ventilated indoor 'graffiti zone' for your students. We use low-pressure spray cans which are much easier for beginners to control and produce less overspray than standard industrial cans.

Will I get resources to help me teach this to my own students?

Every lesson you learn with Graffitifun is designed to be 'classroom ready.' We provide you with a structured lesson plan framework that you can take back to your school. This includes curriculum links to history, social studies (urban culture), and technique-based art objectives. You'll leave with a clear roadmap of how to guide a group of 30+ students through a successful graffiti project without the chaos!

Can we learn techniques for schools without permanent walls?

Absolutely! While we love the raw energy of outdoor walls, we also teach you 'clean' alternatives. We can show you how to use large canvases, cardboard structures, or even temporary plastic wrap (cellograff) stretched between pillars. This is especially useful for Pula schools that might not have permanent wall space or want to create mobile art exhibitions that can be moved around the school grounds.

What is the ideal group size for art teacher training?

We recommend a minimum of 5-8 educators for a dedicated session, but we can accommodate much larger groups of up to 50 teachers for staff development days. For very large groups, we bring in multiple 'Graffitifun' master artists to ensure everyone gets hands-on time and personalised feedback. If you have a small department, get in touch and we can see if we can merge you with another local school.

Is there an online version of this training available?

Currently, our Pula training is delivered in person to ensure you get the tactile experience of using the cans. However, we do offer digital PDF resources, lesson plan templates, and instructional videos that you can access after the workshop. We find that the physical act of spraying and feeling the pressure of the nozzle is essential for educators before they attempt to teach the medium to others.

How does the 'no upfront payment' policy work?

We operate on a 'trust-first' basis. You don't need to pay anything upfront when booking your Pula training session. We believe in the quality of our workshops so much that we only settle the invoice after the session has been successfully completed. This makes the administrative process much easier for schools and educational institutions. Simply book your date, and we’ll take care of the rest!

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ART TEACHER TRAINING AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN PULA

Level up your teaching! Professional graffiti & street art teacher training in Pula. Learn spray techniques, safety, and lesson planning. No upfront payment!

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Hey there, educators of Pula! Are you looking to spice up your art curriculum and bring some serious street-cred to your classroom? Our art teacher training in Pula is designed to take you from 'spray paint novice' to 'street art mentor' in a single, high-energy session. We know that traditional art supplies are great, but nothing engages a group of students quite like the vibrant, massive-scale world of graffiti. Our professional artists will guide you through the technical skills, safety essentials, and lesson planning required to lead your own graffiti workshops. Whether you're a primary school teacher wanting to inspire young minds or a secondary school art lead looking for fresh CPD ideas, we've got you covered. This isn't just about making art; it's about learning a new language of expression that resonates with today's youth. Ready to make your mark? 🎉

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The experience

Why choose Graffitifun to lead your next professional development day in Pula? Because we don't just teach art—we build creative confidence. Bringing street art into the classroom is a game-changer for student engagement. 🏆

Boost Student Engagement: Reach those "hard to engage" students with a medium they actually find cool and relevant.
Professional Artist Mentors: Learn from working artists who have years of experience in both the street art scene and the educational sector.
Total Safety Peace-of-Mind: We teach you the rigorous safety standards required to handle spray paint responsibly in a school setting. ✨
Curriculum Ready: Our training includes ready-to-use lesson plans that align with art and design objectives.
Risk-Free Booking: With our "no upfront payment" policy and backup artists available, your training is 100% guaranteed to happen.
Local Context: We help you explore how to use Pula’s local urban environment as a living museum for your students.

Step by step

Introduction to urban tools: We start by getting you comfortable with the 'caps' (nozzles) and the different pressure settings of professional spray cans.
Safety first protocols: Learn how to properly set up a safe spray zone, including mask fitting and ventilation management for your future students.
Mastering the lines: You’ll practice basic 'can control'—learning how to create thin lines, fat drips, and smooth gradients.
Lettering and layout: Our artists teach you the secrets of 'Wildstyle' and 'Block' lettering, focusing on how to guide students through building a name or word.
Stencil and layering techniques: We show you how to create complex-looking art using simple stencil methods that work perfectly in a timed classroom setting.
Collaborative mural management: Experience how to manage a group mural, ensuring every student contributes to a cohesive final piece.
Pedagogical integration: A deep dive into how to link graffiti to the wider art curriculum, history, and social issues.
The 'painless cleanup': We share the best tips for a quick and easy post-workshop cleanup—the part every teacher appreciates most!

Good to know

Duration: Usually 2.5 to 3 hours for a comprehensive professional development session.
Group Sizes: We cater for small faculty departments (5+) up to large-scale school staff days.
What’s Included: All spray cans, high-grade FFP3 masks, gloves, protective suits, and educational resource packs.
Location: We can come to your school in Pula or host you at one of our partner urban locations.
Rain Contingency: We have backup indoor methods (using low-odour water-based cans or stencilling) so the training never gets cancelled! ☔

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Local culture

Pula is a city where ancient Roman history meets modern urban grit, making it the perfect backdrop for street art exploration. While tourists flock to the Arena, the local creative scene thrives in spots like the Karlo Rojc Community Centre—a former military barracks turned independent cultural hub dripping with incredible murals. Our teacher training often draws inspiration from this local 'Rojc' spirit, showing you how to bridge the gap between Pula's classic heritage and its contemporary street culture. 🎨

Fun Fact: Did you know that Pula’s street art scene is heavily influenced by its industrial naval history? Many local artists incorporate maritime themes and 'Uljanik' shipyard references into their tags and murals, proving that graffiti is a vital way of preserving local identity!

Pricing

Our teacher training sessions are competitively priced to fit school budgets while ensuring top-tier instruction and premium materials.

Training Price: €20 - €45 per person (depending on group size and location).
No Deposit: We never ask for money upfront—pay only after you've completed the session.
All-In: Prices include all materials, safety gear, and take-home lesson plans.

Every school has different needs, so let's chat about yours! 🔥

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