Do I need prior experience with spray paint to attend?

Absolutely no prior graffiti experience is needed to join our training in Stavanger. Our professional artists start with the basics of can control, nozzle types, and safety. We bridge the gap between street culture and classroom pedagogy, ensuring you feel confident teaching these skills to your students regardless of your current artistic background. It is all about learning the process so you can facilitate it for others.

What materials are included in the teacher training?

We provide everything you need for the session in Stavanger. This includes high-quality low-pressure spray cans, a variety of nozzles (caps), protective overalls, gloves, and high-standard respiratory masks. We also provide the canvases or practice walls and educational hand-outs that you can take back to your school to help plan your own future lessons. Just wear comfortable clothes and shoes you don't mind getting a bit of dust on!

How do you handle health and safety during the workshop?

Safety is our absolute priority, especially in an educational context. During the training, we cover the importance of well-ventilated spaces, the correct use of professional-grade masks, and how to manage a group of students safely with aerosol products. We teach you how to set up a safe workspace in a school environment, ensuring you meet health and safety standards while keeping the creative energy high.

What are the pedagogical benefits of graffiti for my students?

Street art is a fantastic tool for reaching disengaged students or those who struggle with traditional fine art methods. It encourages large-scale movement, spatial awareness, and instant gratification. Our training specifically focuses on how graffiti can improve student confidence, provide a sense of ownership over their environment, and introduce them to contemporary art history in a way that feels relevant and exciting to their lives.

Will you help me understand what equipment my school needs to buy?

While we provide the core materials for the training, we also provide you with a comprehensive 'starter shopping list'. We give you advice on the best brands to buy for school budgets, where to source sustainable materials in Norway, and how to choose the right caps for beginners. Our goal is to make sure you leave the workshop ready to stock your art department with the right gear.

What happens if it rains on the day of my training in Stavanger?

Stavanger weather can be unpredictable, but we have you covered! We have access to various indoor locations and sheltered outdoor spots throughout the city. If the weather is truly unsuitable for an outdoor session, we move to a creative indoor studio where we use water-based spray paints or concentrated technique sessions on smaller boards. Your training will go ahead rain or shine!

Do I need prior experience with spray paint to attend?

Absolutely no prior graffiti experience is needed to join our training in Stavanger. Our professional artists start with the basics of can control, nozzle types, and safety. We bridge the gap between street culture and classroom pedagogy, ensuring you feel confident teaching these skills to your students regardless of your current artistic background. It is all about learning the process so you can facilitate it for others.

What materials are included in the teacher training?

We provide everything you need for the session in Stavanger. This includes high-quality low-pressure spray cans, a variety of nozzles (caps), protective overalls, gloves, and high-standard respiratory masks. We also provide the canvases or practice walls and educational hand-outs that you can take back to your school to help plan your own future lessons. Just wear comfortable clothes and shoes you don't mind getting a bit of dust on!

How do you handle health and safety during the workshop?

Safety is our absolute priority, especially in an educational context. During the training, we cover the importance of well-ventilated spaces, the correct use of professional-grade masks, and how to manage a group of students safely with aerosol products. We teach you how to set up a safe workspace in a school environment, ensuring you meet health and safety standards while keeping the creative energy high.

What are the pedagogical benefits of graffiti for my students?

Street art is a fantastic tool for reaching disengaged students or those who struggle with traditional fine art methods. It encourages large-scale movement, spatial awareness, and instant gratification. Our training specifically focuses on how graffiti can improve student confidence, provide a sense of ownership over their environment, and introduce them to contemporary art history in a way that feels relevant and exciting to their lives.

Will you help me understand what equipment my school needs to buy?

While we provide the core materials for the training, we also provide you with a comprehensive 'starter shopping list'. We give you advice on the best brands to buy for school budgets, where to source sustainable materials in Norway, and how to choose the right caps for beginners. Our goal is to make sure you leave the workshop ready to stock your art department with the right gear.

What happens if it rains on the day of my training in Stavanger?

Stavanger weather can be unpredictable, but we have you covered! We have access to various indoor locations and sheltered outdoor spots throughout the city. If the weather is truly unsuitable for an outdoor session, we move to a creative indoor studio where we use water-based spray paints or concentrated technique sessions on smaller boards. Your training will go ahead rain or shine!

Stavanger

Art Teacher Training

GRAFFITI ART TEACHER TRAINING AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN STAVANGER

Elevate your teaching with our professional graffiti art teacher training in Stavanger. Learn technical skills, safety, and lesson planning. kr300-650 pp.

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Hey there, educators of Stavanger! Are you looking to inject some fresh, urban energy into your art curriculum? Our graffiti art teacher training is designed specifically for teachers who want to master the art of the spray can and bring contemporary street culture into the classroom. Whether you are a primary teacher looking for a "wow" project or a secondary art specialist wanting to diversify your technical skills, our professional artists are here to guide you. We combine hands-on technical training with practical pedagogical advice, ensuring you leave with the confidence to lead your own graffiti workshops safely and effectively. Stavanger is a city with a rich street art soul, and there is no better place to level up your professional development than right here in the heart of Rogaland. Let's get creative!

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The experience

Why choose Graffitifun for your professional development in Stavanger? We don't just teach you how to paint; we teach you how to teach. 🚀

Authentic Artist Mentors: Learn directly from active street artists who know the culture inside out. 🎨
Classroom-Ready Skills: We focus on techniques that are easy to replicate in a school setting with limited resources. 🏫
Safety First: Master the essential health and safety protocols required for using aerosols around young people. 🛡️
Curriculum Alignment: Our sessions include tips on linking street art to history, social justice, and traditional art movements. 📚
Zero Stress Booking: No upfront payment and a guaranteed backup artist mean your CPD day will go off without a hitch! ✨
Boost Student Engagement: Discover the secret to re-engaging students who think "art isn't for them." 🔥

Step by step

Introduction to aerosol culture: We start with a brief history of street art and its transition from the streets to the classroom.
Gear and safety briefing: Learn the technical side of the equipment, from high-pressure cans to professional respiratory protection.
Basic can control: Master the fundamental 'strokes'—lines, dots, and fades—working on your own posture and hand-eye coordination.
Typography and letterform: Explore the anatomy of graffiti letters, teaching you how to guide students through building their own unique tags and 'pieces'.
Stencil and layering techniques: Move beyond freehand into stencils, a great way to help less confident students achieve crisp, professional results.
Pedagogical integration: A dedicated session on lesson planning, curriculum mapping, and how to assess graffiti projects fairly and effectively.
Collaborative mural project: Work together with fellow teachers to create a large-scale piece, experiencing the teamwork dynamics your students will face.
Review and Q&A: We wrap up by answering specific questions about your school's unique facilities and how to troubleshoot common student mistakes.

Good to know

Duration: 3 to 5 hours (half-day or full-day intensive options available).
Group size: We cater for small departmental teams (4+) up to large regional teacher conferences.
What's included: All spray paint, caps, safety masks, gloves, overalls, and high-quality wooden or canvas panels.
Safety: We use professional-grade FFP3 masks and focus heavily on classroom-safe practices and low-odour paint options.
Documentation: All participants receive a certificate of completion for their professional development records.

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Local culture

Stavanger isn't just Norway's oil capital; it's a world-renowned hub for street art! Thanks to years of hosting the famous Nuart Festival, our city streets are an open-air gallery featuring works by some of the world's biggest urban artists. From the colourful corners of Fargegaten to the hidden murals in Storhaug, Stavanger breathes creativity. Our training sessions tap into this local heritage, often taking place near iconic mural sites to give you real-world inspiration. We celebrate the city's unique position as a global leader in muralism, helping you connect your students to the incredible art right on their doorstep.

Fun Fact: Did you know Stavanger is home to one of the world's first officially sanctioned "street art buses"? It's a city that truly embraces the spray can! 🎨

Pricing

Our teacher training sessions are flexible to fit your school's budget and schedule. Prices typically range from kr300 to kr650 per person, depending on the length of the session, the number of participants, and whether we come to your school or host you at our local Stavanger site.

We believe in transparent pricing with no hidden costs. Plus, with our "pay after the workshop" policy, there is no financial risk to your department's budget.

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