EBVTR-authorised studio
Learn in Kingleo’s EBVTR-authorised studio in Indore, with drawing, equipment and hygiene taught alongside practical technique.
Let’s talkTattoo and piercing training in an EBVTR-authorised studio.
Choose the six-month tattoo diploma or three-day piercing course. Each combines subject knowledge with guided practical training.
Ask about the coursesA six-month course for beginners covering drawing, design fundamentals, machine handling and supervised tattoo practice, with mentor feedback throughout.
Kingleo is an EBVTR-authorised training studio.
Explore the diploma curriculum
Anatomy, placement, technique and piercing safety.
40 piercing types across ear, facial and body piercing.
Ask about piercingLearn in Kingleo’s EBVTR-authorised studio in Indore, with drawing, equipment and hygiene taught alongside practical technique.
Study sterilisation, cross-contamination prevention, barrier methods and skin safety within practical training.
The tattoo diploma is designed for beginners and covers drawing, design, equipment, supervised practice and portfolio development.
Certification and assessment are specific to the course. Your training brings together design work, practical technique and hygiene.
Present your certificate alongside your portfolio to show what you have studied and how you apply it in your work.
Use your course work, portfolio and training record when applying for studio opportunities. Internship and placement selection are separate from completing the course.
The Diploma in Tattoo Art runs for six months. The Advanced Piercing Course runs for three days. Contact admissions for upcoming batch dates.
Yes. It begins with drawing and design fundamentals and develops towards supervised tattoo practice.
Kingleo is an EBVTR-authorised studio. Certification and assessment requirements are specific to each course. Admissions can explain the issuing body, assessment and scope of the certificate for your chosen course.
The curriculum covers 40 piercing types across ear, facial and body piercing. You study anatomy, placement, technique and safety; practical work depends on the procedure and individual suitability.
