Ceramics Introduction - Monday (7 week duration) Term 2 2026

Ceramics Introduction - Monday (7 week duration) Term 2 2026

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Overview

These classes are suitable for beginners, and also experienced artists.

This event is for Monday night, more information below.

The techniques will be taught assuming no prior ceramic experience; however those wishing to build on their knowledge will have the opportunity to work with the tutor at a more advanced level. Some of the skills covered include hand-building techniques, throwing on the wheel, glaze mixing and application as well as some firing techniques.

The Art School Ceramic Studio is well-equipped, providing a safe and sociable working environment. Tools are provided but if you have any clay tools bring them along. Wear old clothes, overalls or an apron and wear covered footwear. You may also want to bring an old towel that can get dirty.

Please note: You will need to bring $40 - $45 cash for your materials fee to the first class.

Introduction to Ceramics classes are taught by Ali Howlett.

COVID-19 Info:

If have questions about our Covid-19 policies, please visit our learner page which you can find here.

Student Rights and Responsibilities:

More information regarding Student Rights and Responsibilities can be found here.

General Info:

Due to Public Holidays the course on Mondays in Terms 1, 2 and 4 will run for 7 weeks only, this is one week shorter than a standard term and is reflected in the price.

  • Monday - Term 1, 2 and 4: One weekly class per term (7x week duration) $220.00
  • Monday - Term 3: One weekly class per term (8x week duration) $250.00


  • All classes run from 6.00pm - 8.00pm

Term Dates 2026:

Term One: 9th February – 3rd April (No classes on Otago Anniversary Day)

Term Two: 4th May– 26 th June (No classes on Kings Birthday)

Term Three: 20th July – 10th September

Term Four: 14th September – 6th November (No classes on Labour Day)

These classes are suitable for beginners, and also experienced artists.

This event is for Monday night, more information below.

The techniques will be taught assuming no prior ceramic experience; however those wishing to build on their knowledge will have the opportunity to work with the tutor at a more advanced level. Some of the skills covered include hand-building techniques, throwing on the wheel, glaze mixing and application as well as some firing techniques.

The Art School Ceramic Studio is well-equipped, providing a safe and sociable working environment. Tools are provided but if you have any clay tools bring them along. Wear old clothes, overalls or an apron and wear covered footwear. You may also want to bring an old towel that can get dirty.

Please note: You will need to bring $40 - $45 cash for your materials fee to the first class.

Introduction to Ceramics classes are taught by Ali Howlett.

COVID-19 Info:

If have questions about our Covid-19 policies, please visit our learner page which you can find here.

Student Rights and Responsibilities:

More information regarding Student Rights and Responsibilities can be found here.

General Info:

Due to Public Holidays the course on Mondays in Terms 1, 2 and 4 will run for 7 weeks only, this is one week shorter than a standard term and is reflected in the price.

  • Monday - Term 1, 2 and 4: One weekly class per term (7x week duration) $220.00
  • Monday - Term 3: One weekly class per term (8x week duration) $250.00


  • All classes run from 6.00pm - 8.00pm

Term Dates 2026:

Term One: 9th February – 3rd April (No classes on Otago Anniversary Day)

Term Two: 4th May– 26 th June (No classes on Kings Birthday)

Term Three: 20th July – 10th September

Term Four: 14th September – 6th November (No classes on Labour Day)

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Refund Policy

Refunds up to 7 days before the event

Location

Dunedin School Of Art

19 Riego Street

Dunedin, OTA 9016

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