The group course and 1:1 training cover the same scope: 14 types of piercings, anatomy, asepsis, jewelry selection and working with the client. They differ in price, pace and the amount of time the instructor can devote to one person.
Who is the group variant for?
Group training costs PLN 6,000 per person, lasts three days and takes place in a group of two. This option is for people who like learning in pairs and a lower price. You don't have to look for another person yourself - we select participants individually.
It is also valuable to observe corrections given to the other person. This allows you to spot a problem before it appears in your own work.
Who is the individual variant for?
1:1 training costs PLN 8,000 and lasts two days. The instructor works with one person at all times, so the pace can be adjusted to her strengths and difficulties.
This variant will also work with previous experience, for example gained during an apprenticeship. It allows you to focus on specific gaps without adapting your pace to the other participant.
Price and time differences
The group option is cheaper, but takes a day longer because the instructor's time is divided between two people. An individual course costs more, but the entire program takes place in two days. Full comparison can be found at Pricing page.
| Criterion | Group course | 1:1 training |
|---|---|---|
| Price | PLN 6,000 per person | PLN 8,000 |
| Time | 3 days | 2 days |
| Number of participants | 2 people | 1 person |
| Pace | Shared by the couple | Tailored to one person |
| The best choice when | What matters is the lower cost and learning in tandem | What counts is full attention and individual correction |
How to make a decision in 3 questions
- Are you more concerned about price or speed? Lower price → group. Faster start → individual.
- Do you have any experience with piercing? Zero Experience performs well in both variants. You will make better use of partial experience in 1:1, where you will skip what you already know.
- Do you prefer to study alone or in company? This is often the simplest answer - some people find it easier to focus without witnesses, others find it motivating to see someone else's progress.
If you still have doubts, tell us about your experience, how you learned and the expected pace. On this basis, it will be easier to choose the right variant.