Mastering Ceramic Glazes, a five week online course for beginners

Mastering Ceramic Glazes, Online Course

Pre-recorded & Live Meetings, Autumn 2026
£450.00
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Mastering Ceramic Glazes, a five week online course for beginners

Mastering Ceramic Glazes, Online Course

£450.00
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If you’ve ever opened a kiln and found something completely different from what you expected, and had no idea where to start troubleshooting, this course was built for that.

Most glaze problems don’t come from a lack of effort. They come from not knowing what is actually happening in the material. Why a glaze crawls. Why a colour disappears. Why something works once and never again.

This course is designed to change that. By the end, you won’t be guessing. You’ll be able to read a glaze, understand how it’s built, and make informed decisions in your own work, whether that’s adjusting a recipe, building a palette, or setting up a testing system you can rely on.

I built this course from the perspective of what I wish I had when I started. Not just information, but a way of thinking about glazes that makes the whole process feel logical rather than unpredictable.

Across five weeks, we cover the fundamentals that underpin all glaze making:

  • how a glaze is constructed
  • the roles of silica, alumina and fluxes
  • how raw materials interact
  • application and firing basics
  • building and adjusting colour
  • setting up a testing approach in your own studio

Each week includes clear handouts, practical experiments, and recorded material you can return to as needed.

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Which version is right for you?

Self-Paced Course: Start anytime

For those who want flexibility and prefer to work independently, this version gives you full access to the course materials without any fixed schedule.

Includes:
All pre-recorded lectures
Reading material and theoretical tasks
Step-by-step practical experiment guides
Ongoing access so you can revisit the content at any time

Guided Course: Live sessions + recordings

For those who want structure, accountability, and direct input, the guided version runs as a cohort with live support.

Includes:
Weekly release of pre-recorded lectures
Live Zoom sessions for demonstrations, discussion and questions
Access to a shared discussion space
Reading material and theoretical tasks
Step-by-step practical experiment guides
Guidance on setting up glaze testing in your own studio

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