Frequently Asked Questions

No. Beginner tracks start with essential forms, tools, and safe workflows. You’ll learn wedging, basic hand-building, and simple wheel fundamentals at a comfortable pace.

Online courses list recommended tools; studio sessions include shared tools and clay for class projects. Specialty glazes or premium clays may be optional add-ons depending on the class.

Use “Track” in the catalog. Tracked courses appear in the “Tracked” page. Tracking also enables optional reminders so you don’t miss start dates.

Yes. Completion certificates are available upon finishing assessments. If your course includes a final project, your certificate is issued after submission and review.

If your class format supports it, you can catch up using the recap notes and practice prompts. For studio sessions, contact us to see whether a makeup slot is available for your cohort.

Not always. Many beginner lessons focus on hand-building (pinch, coil, slab). Wheel practice is introduced as an option when the course specifically includes wheel modules.

Yes. We include safe studio habits, dust control, glaze handling, and kiln basics. If you’re firing at home, we recommend confirming kiln specs and ventilation requirements with your equipment vendor.