MTN Teachers Training Programme

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Teaching Creativity, Creating Futures
Equipping South African arts educators with practical skills and creative confidence to inspire the next generation.
Many arts teachers in schools lack access to updated training, hands-on experience, or resources to effectively teach creative subjects, limiting the impact of arts education.
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Teachers trained
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Custom curriculum and resource packs created
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Direct ripple effect reaching thousands of students across regions
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Programme endorsed by local education departments
ART AID conducted a specialised training programme for teachers, focusing on practical creative skills, design methodologies, and confidence-building. The initiative aimed to enhance the quality of arts education and empower educators to nurture future artists and makers.
Educators left with refreshed toolkits, real-world knowledge, and the ability to make creativity accessible and meaningful for their learners.
A colourful painting of three leafy trees with brown trunks stands beside a grey road. Behind the trees is a white fence and green hills, under a blue sky with wispy clouds. Bright and lively brushstrokes give the scene a cheerful, impressionistic feel.
A man wearing glasses and a striped jumper stands indoors, smiling and looking down at a carved wooden panel. He has a strip of paper bent into a loop and attached to his head. Other people are gathered around tables in the background, engaged in similar activities.
A person wearing an elaborate, sculptural cardboard mask with abstract shapes and patterns obscuring much of their face. The background features several carved or embossed brown panels with various designs, mounted on a wooden wall.
Four colourful, expressive paintings are displayed on a wall. Each depicts a vibrant outdoor scene with trees, grass, and varying skies, using bold brushstrokes and bright colours. The artworks appear to be created by children or beginners.
Four colourful paintings of trees are displayed on a brick wall. Each painting shows stylised trees with different backgrounds and colours, including blue skies, orange trunks, green leaves, and a river. The styles vary, appearing playful and expressive.
A person sits at a stone wall outdoors, holding a sheet of paper with a rectangular cut-out in front of their face. They appear to be sketching on a pad below, shaded by leafy green branches above. The scene is bright and natural.
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