SqueegeeSchool
by SqueegeeMEclean
HANDS-ON WINDOW-CLEANING WORKSHOP · SYDNEY
Learn professional window-cleaning fundamentals through live, hands-on training.
Build a practical foundation by training on glass of different shapes and sizes in real working environments—the kind of glass, frames and conditions you are likely to encounter on actual jobs. Kevin demonstrates each technique, observes your movements and provides personalised guidance as you practise.
FORMAT
Half-day
TIME
9:00 am – approx. 2:00–3:00 pm
PRICE
$330 incl. GST
CLASS SIZE
Usually 2–3 participants
LOCATION
Parramatta CBD
WHY HANDS-ON TRAINING MATTERS
A video can show the movement. It can’t see yours.
Online demonstrations can be useful, but they cannot respond to your hand position, tool angle, water control or the adjustments that will improve your technique.
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Uncertainty on paid work
It can be hard to know whether your technique and workflow are ready for a real customer’s glass.
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Unnecessary effort
Small issues with grip, angle and movement can make the work slower and more tiring than it needs to be.
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Inconsistent results
The same movement can leave a clean finish on one pane and lines, water or missed edges on the next.
A PRACTICAL FOUNDATION
What you can work towards in one focused session
The goal is not an overnight transformation. It is to make your practice more deliberate by giving you feedback you cannot get from working alone.
Solid fundamentals
Learn core techniques and efficient movements that create a strong foundation for more consistent results.
Better tool handling
Practise applicator, squeegee and pole control with direct guidance.
Cleaner workflow
Develop a more deliberate sequence from preparation through to detailing.
Mistake awareness
Learn to recognise common causes of lines, water and inconsistent edges.
A base to build off
Leave with a practical foundation you can continue developing after the day.
Results vary with your starting point, participation and practice after the workshop.
IS IT RIGHT FOR YOU?
Built for people who want practical guidance — not inflated promises
The half-day format works best when your goals match what practical foundational training can realistically deliver.
You already clean—or want to add window cleaning to paid work
Existing and self-taught window cleaners, cleaners and small operators who have an immediate use for better technique and workflow.
You’re exploring a career change
Complete beginners are welcome when they understand the workshop provides a foundation and further practice may be required.
You expect instant mastery or guaranteed income
This is not accreditation, job placement or a guarantee of customers, employment or business results.
HOW THE WORKSHOP WORKS
See it. Try it. Refine it. Repeat it.
Kevin’s role is to observe the details you cannot easily see yourself and help you adjust while the movement is still fresh.
Kevin demonstrates
You practise
Kevin observes
You receive guidance
You repeat
You apply it on job-relevant glass
CURRENT HALF-DAY WORKSHOP PROOF
David · half-day course participant
“Confidence is probably the number one thing.”
David arrived with some self-taught experience. Through guided practice and personalised feedback, he developed greater confidence and a clearer understanding of the techniques he could continue practising.
FOUR-DAY BEGINNER COURSE
Declan · complete beginner
Declan began the four-day course without previous window-cleaning experience. Through repeated demonstrations, guided practice and personalised feedback, he developed greater control, confidence and understanding of professional window-cleaning techniques.
WHEN GOALS AND TIME ALLOW
Turning the skill into a paid service
The practical core comes first. Where useful, Kevin may also introduce:
Basic workflow
Identifying suitable work
Introductory quoting principles
Translating the skill into a paid service
A pathway to monetising your window-cleaning skills
CORE WORKSHOP CONTENT
What the half-day covers
Every participant works through the practical fundamentals below. The pace responds to the small group’s starting point and progress.
Equipment introduction
Basic safety principles
Straight pulls and basic fanning
Basic shopfront or residential glass
Cleaning and storing equipment
Work preparation and situational awareness
Applicator, squeegee and pole handling
Edge detailing and cloth work
Identifying common mistakes
CLEAR EXPECTATIONS
A practical beginning—not a shortcut around experience
This workshop is non-accredited and is not working-at-heights training. It does not guarantee mastery, employment, customers, income or a complete business setup. Continued practice is expected.
YOUR TRAINER
Practical instruction grounded in real window-cleaning work
Kevin Galea brings day-to-day field experience into a small workshop where he can watch each participant work, explain what he sees and adjust the session to the group in front of him.
Kevin’s approach is practical: demonstrate the movement, observe what you are doing, explain what may be affecting the result and help you repeat the technique with greater control.
Small by design
Workshops usually run with two to three participants so observation and personalised guidance remain central to the day. You register individually—there is no need to organise a group.
HALF-DAY WORKSHOP
$330
including GST · per participant
HOW REGISTRATION WORKS
Express interest first. Decide after you’ve spoken with Kevin.
Confirmation
You receive the exact meeting point, timings and practical instructions.
Invoice & payment
A $330 incl. GST invoice is issued. Payment secures your place.
Accept
You have 48 hours to accept before the place may be offered elsewhere.
Proposed date
When a suitable small group forms, a workshop date is proposed.
Talk with Kevin
Kevin contacts you to discuss your experience, goals, questions and upcoming workshop dates.
Register interest
Tell Kevin where you’re starting and what you want to achieve.
If only one person has paid
Kevin may choose to run the workshop at his sole discretion. This is not a guarantee of private training. If it does not proceed, you may wait, transfer or receive a full refund.
PRACTICAL WINDOW-CLEANING GUIDES
Useful answers before you decide how to learn
Straightforward guidance based on the questions beginners and self-taught window cleaners ask Kevin most often.
LEARNING THE SKILL
Can you teach yourself professional window cleaning?
What self-practice can teach you, where it commonly stalls and when direct feedback can help.
LEARNING THE SKILL
How long does it take to learn window cleaning?
A realistic way to think about understanding the process, developing control and becoming work-ready.
TOOLS AND PREPARATION
Window-cleaning equipment for beginners
A practical starter guide to the core tools, what each one does and what can wait until later.
You should leave with stronger fundamentals, better awareness of common mistakes and a practical base for further practice. The workshop is not a promise of mastery; results vary with your starting point, participation and practice afterwards.
Yes, if you understand that a half-day workshop provides a foundation rather than instant professional mastery. Kevin will review your starting point and goals before a date is confirmed.
You register individually—you do not need to organise a group. Workshops usually run with two to three participants. If only one participant has paid, Kevin may choose to proceed at his discretion, but a private session is not guaranteed. If the workshop does not proceed, you may wait for another date, transfer or receive a full refund.
With seven or more days' notice, you may request a full refund or one transfer. With less notice, a transfer may be offered, and any refund may be reduced only by reasonable, unrecoverable costs. If your place is filled, you will receive a full refund. These terms do not limit rights available under Australian Consumer Law.
Training is held in Parramatta CBD. Exact meeting details and travel guidance are supplied after the workshop is confirmed.
No. Professional equipment is supplied for workshop use. You may discuss bringing your own tools if they are relevant to your practice.
Depending on participant goals and the time available, Kevin may introduce workflow, suitable work, quoting principles and how the skill can become a paid service. The practical core comes first.
No. It is practical, non-accredited skills training. It is not working-at-heights training and does not guarantee employment, customers, income or a complete business setup.
Practical window cleaning involves standing, side-to-side movement, reaching, gripping tools, controlling poles, bending and repeated movement. Tell Kevin before payment if you would like to discuss an access, communication or learning adjustment. You do not need to provide unnecessary medical detail.
QUESTIONS BEFORE YOU ENQUIRE
The practical details
If your situation is different, use the form and Kevin can discuss it with you before any date or payment is involved.
REGISTER YOUR INTEREST
Tell Kevin where you’re starting
Submitting this form does not book a workshop or require payment. Kevin will review your goals, discuss suitability and contact you about available dates.
PERSONAL RESPONSE
Within one business day
Your place is only secured after you accept a proposed date and payment is received.