If your class is not yet approved, submit your class proposal using the CLASS PROPOSAL form instead.

IMPORTANT:  Make sure you have all of the class information you wish to update available before you begin filling out the form. You must complete all required fields (marked with *) to submit the form. This form does not allow you to save your work and return to it later. If you click "Submit" and nothing happens, review the form for items you missed, which will be noted in red.

If you have questions concerning the requested information, contact the Education Team at education@metalartsguildga.org.

If you need assistance with the form, email firm@metalartsguildga.org.

Strong descriptions sell classes! The more information a potential student has about your class, the more likely they are to enroll. When writing your class description, answer as many of the following questions as you can. The more details you can provide, the better! 

CLASS DESCRIPTIONS MUST BE AT LEAST 100 WORDS.

• What techniques will be taught?
• What specific projects will be completed?
• What can a student expect to get out of this class (learning objectives)? (e.g. accurate ring sizing, confident heat control when soldering, etc.)
• Why should a student be excited about taking your class?
• What is the environment of your classroom like?
• What is your teaching style?
• Are there any specific skills a student needs before taking your class? (Add those to the prerequisites section when submitting your class details.)
• Speak to your audience!

Need some examples? CLICK HERE

Still having trouble putting it all into words? That’s okay! Provide your details in short sentences or bullet points, and we’ll write a strong class description for you.

Upload up to 2 new documents for students, such as a supply list and/or supply kit description and instructions. We will provide this document as a downloadable file under the class description on our website, so please submit only what you want students to receive.

Upload up to 10 new images or videos related to the class and provide a short description for each.

IMAGES MUST BE OF YOUR ORIGINAL WORK OR THE WORK OF ONE OF YOUR STUDENTS. If you provide student work, please indicate the student's name in the description, so we can show proper credit in our publications.