Ceramics for Beginners
Learn the fundamentals of ceramics in this comprehensive 7-week beginner's course and be guided on how to create a range of ceramic items such as mugs, bowls and flatware, using a variety of techniques including hand-building, wheel-throwing, decorating, firing, glazing and finishing.
Each lesson will begin with a demonstration by our experienced tutors, providing valuable insights and techniques. You'll then have the opportunity to practice and refine your skills at individual workstations, progressing through each stage of pottery production.
In the first few weeks of the course, each student will complete a hand-built project and wheel-thrown pot each class. In the final weeks of term, students will have the opportunity to work on their own projects, as well as glaze all their pieces.
Whether you're a complete beginner, or have some experience, this course offers a supportive and enriching environment to learn all about ceramics.
This course will be held at Albury TAFE campus, with students having access to the full suite of tools and equipment in the large purpose-built studio.
The course fee includes 21 hours of making time and all clay, firing, glazes and tools are provided.
Presented in partnership with Riverina TAFE.
Wednesday 12 February - Wednesday 9 April 2025
This is a 7-week program (spanning 8 weeks, with a break between weeks 6 and 7 to allow for extra drying and firing time)
Meet the Tutors
Pinky Wittingslow
Pinky Wittingslow is a passionate and multidisciplinary artist based in Wodonga, Regional Victoria, along the picturesque Murray River. With a rich background that includes a Master’s degree in Graphic Communication, Multimedia, Visual Arts, Millinery, and Costume for Theatre, Pinky has built a career rooted in artistic exploration and education.