Proposed annual fee: S$9,200 per candidate. Location: Geylang Pottery Studio, 175B Geylang Road, Singapore 389247, in connection with the Seminary Gate at King’s College Singapore.

Status: planning proposal, subject to approval—not an existing published tariff. This fee covers a defined year of studio formation, mentoring, materials allowances and assessment. It does not purchase accreditation, a degree or ordination. Staffing, occupancy, firing costs and cohort viability must be validated before publication or enrolment.

Programme scope and costing assumptions

The existing prospectus on this page describes a one-month Singapore journey organised around Centring, Formation, Trimming and Finishing. The proposed one-year offering requires a separate approved scope and enrolment agreement; it is not an automatic extension of the one-month programme.

The proposed fee assumes:

These are proposed entitlements, not verified current programme commitments.

Atomised annual fee per candidate

All amounts are proposed SGD allocations, not supplier quotations or established market rates.

Item Calculation / allowance Amount Rationale
1. Application and learning-plan interview Fixed S$100 Reviews experience, goals, accessibility needs and suitability; establishes an individual learning plan.
2. Studio induction and safety training Fixed S$150 Covers equipment use, clay and glaze handling, dust control, cleaning and kiln-area boundaries.
3. Group pottery instruction 120 teaching hours × S$120 staff-hour ÷ 6 candidates S$2,400 Funds demonstrations, guided practice and technical feedback. Assumes six enrolled candidates; S$120 is the group’s teaching staff-hour allocation, not each candidate’s hourly fee.
4. Independent studio access and shared oversight 120 booked hours × S$5 S$600 Supports booking, access administration and pooled technician oversight—not continuous one-to-one instruction or unrestricted access.
5. Individual preceptorship mentoring 12 hours × S$100 S$1,200 Supports vocational discernment, reflective practice, character formation and progress planning.
6. Theology and reflective-practice seminars 24 candidate-hours × S$25 S$600 Connects making, Scripture, giftedness, vocation and community service. A limited studio strand, not the complete M1–M3 curriculum.
7. Clay allowance 60 kg × S$6 S$360 Provides a defined annual practice allowance. Clay reclaiming should be taught to reduce waste and additional purchases.
8. Standard studio glazes and consumables Annual allowance S$240 Covers standard shared glazes and ordinary consumables; specialist finishes require separate approval.
9. Bisque-firing credit Annual credit S$250 Contributes towards first firings at a published studio charging basis.
10. Glaze-firing credit Annual credit S$350 Contributes towards final firings. Combined firing credits total S$600; no unlimited firing or private kiln load is promised.
11. Shared tools and equipment maintenance Annual allocation S$150 Supports ordinary wear, shared tools and maintenance. Personal specialist tools remain optional purchases.
12. Community arts project support One project allowance S$300 Provides a modest contribution towards an approved community-facing project and its materials.
13. Formative portfolio reviews 4 reviews × S$100 S$400 Funds documented feedback at four checkpoints. Review preparation and written feedback must be distinct from the mentoring entitlement.
14. Final assessment Fixed S$300 Covers assessment of the portfolio, reflective account and project against agreed criteria; no guaranteed pass.
15. Completion records and documentation Fixed S$150 Produces the learning record and, where authorised, a completion certificate. Not an external accreditation fee.
16. Programme coordination Annual allocation S$450 Covers attendance records, schedules, candidate communication and studio–seminary coordination.
17. Premises and general operating contribution S$100 × 12 months S$1,200 Contributes towards occupancy, general utilities and cleaning. Kiln costs and technician labour allocated elsewhere must not be counted again.
Total proposed annual fee Sum of items 1–17 S$9,200 Subject to approval and validation against actual delivery costs.

At six fully paying candidates, gross annual cohort fees would be S$55,200 before concessions. This is revenue—not profit or a verified break-even budget.

Proposed payment arrangements and financial assistance

Arrangement Payment
Annual S$9,200
Quarterly 4 × S$2,300
Monthly, with exact annual reconciliation 11 × S$766.67 + final S$766.63

The application allocation is included, not an additional charge. Any advance payment must be credited towards the total.