
Internships
Join Bandicoot Pottery for an exciting internship opportunity designed for aspiring ceramicists! Situated on a stunning 20-acre rural property in Cobargo NSW, our fully equipped studio provides a unique environment for hands-on training. We invite dedicated individuals to commit to at least 10+ hours per week over a 4 to 6-week period. Get in touch to explore your options and take the next step in your ceramics j
Valuable Pottery Experiences
Bandicoot Pottery internship is a great opportunity for tertiary arts students or independent hobbyists eager to gain valuable skills. Work alongside experienced potters in our studio, assisting with production and teaching, while gaining hands-on experience with wood firing and sales. You'll develop your own work and have the chance to showcase and sell it at our annual open studi
Kil.n. It Ceramic Exchange Residency 2024
Incredible bandicoot community - thank you a million! I’ve now had some time to digest the residency time @bandicootpottery and boy what a time I had! I just want to thank the incredible people I met there and the involved community! I had the privilege of being apart of that for 14 days It meant a lot to me as an emerging artist to connect with other wood fired potters but also on a personal level. I absolutely LOVE woodfiring and everything that comes with it and your generosity, hospitality and knowledge was just next level. Thank you for that experience! I’ll be back! :) Ellen Bragge - Baggesbruk 4/8/24
Foster a Potter Internship 2025
I am glad to be learning from potters who value mutually supportive relationships and wish to share skills with young generations. Siena Hyland Foster a Potter February 2025.
Leeni Tammevali Estonia
Leeni a ceramics graduate student from the Olustvere School of Service and Rural Economics in Estonia. She joined us for a 6-week Erasmus+ program in July to enhance her skills in ceramics. "I had the privilege of diving deep into the world of ceramics through an incredible 6-week internship. From digging clay straight from the earth, rising and testing glazes from rocks, to wood firing with an epic team and leaning to handle all kinds of tools and machines - big and small - the journey was far richer than i could have expected."

