Courses

NTT

Nursery Teacher Training (NTT) is a diploma program designed to equip aspiring educators with the skills and knowledge necessary to teach and nurture children aged 0 to 5 years. This training emphasizes early childhood development, effective teaching methodologies, and classroom management tailored to young learners.​

1. Core Subjects:

• Teaching Methodology: Strategies for planning and delivering age-appropriate lessons.

• Child Psychology: Understanding developmental stages and behavioral patterns in young children.

• Child Care and Health: Principles of caregiving, health, nutrition, and hygiene practices.

• Arts and Crafts: Encouraging creativity through various art forms.

• Pre-primary Education Basics: Foundational concepts of early childhood education.

• Curriculum Planning: Designing and implementing effective curricula for nursery classes.​

2. Practical Training:

• Micro and Macro Teaching: Hands-on teaching practice sessions.

• Creative and Productive Work: Engaging in activities that foster creativity.

• Arts and Crafts Projects: Developing materials and activities for classroom use.​

3. Journals and Assignments:

• Maintaining various journals such as Creativity Journal, Readiness Journal, Rhymes Journal, and Story Journal to document learning and teaching experiences.

🎓 Course Details

• Duration: 1 year out of which 6 months are on job training with stipend

• Eligibility: Completion of 10+2 (Higher Secondary) education.

• Mode of Study: Available in both regular and online formats.

• Assessment: Combination of theoretical exams and practical evaluations

People and culture to Pre school Kids

1. Storytelling & Role Play

• Stories about children from different cultures.

• Acting out situations that involve kindness, sharing, and empathy.

2. Celebration of Differences

• Activities like “show and tell” where children talk about their home culture or language.

• Dress-up days featuring traditional clothing.

• Songs and games from different parts of the world.

3. Emotion Recognition Activities

• Using flashcards or puppets to express feelings.

• Teaching children to say “please,” “thank you,” and “sorry” with understanding.

4. Collaborative Play

• Group tasks and games that teach teamwork and fairness.

• Encouraging turn-taking and listening.

Pre Nursery(2+ Yrs of age)

Two-year-olds are just beginning their journey into the world of school. At this age, they are learning to understand the process of separation, working to develop trust with their teachers and comfort in their classroom environment. Your child will develop independence and confidence in a setting that encourages a sense of community and positive self-esteem. Children at this stage will develop in 3 key developmental areas first:
Communication and Language, Physical Development
Personal, Social & Emotional development

Nursery (3+ Yrs of Age)

The Nursery syllabus focuses on early learning through play and activities, covering:
1-English: Alphabets (A–Z), phonics, rhymes, and simple vocabulary.
2-Maths: Numbers (1–20), shapes, colors, basic counting, matching.
3-General Awareness: Body parts, animals, plants, and daily routines.
4-Art & Craft: Scribbling, drawing, coloring, and simple crafts.
5-Physical Development: Activities to improve motor skills (jumping, holding objects, etc.).
6-Social Skills: Sharing, greetings, and basic manners.

UKG (5 Yrs and Above of Age)

The curriculum focuses on developing foundational skills in academics, social interactions, and motor abilities through engaging and interactive methods. Here’s an overview of a
typical UKG syllabus:
1-English: Alphabets, phonics, simple words, storytelling.
2-Maths: Numbers(1–100), addition/subtraction, shapes, patterns
3-EVS: Plants, animals, seasons, hygiene, family, safety.
4-Arts & Crafts: Drawing, coloring, craft activities.
5-Physical Development: Fine/gross motor activities.
6-Music & Rhymes: Singing nursery rhymes.
7-Social Skills: Manners, teamwork, sharing.

LKG (4+ Yrs of Age)

Children at this age understand the basic ways to socialize and interact with peers, they start imagining and display curiosity, so we begin to challenge them. We give them moments to work on patience by taking longer turns and sharing materials. We introduce activities to meet their natural curiosity, growing energy and development. As the children grow, the 3 key developmental areas will help them to develop skills in 4 specific curricular areas. These are:
1-Literacy
2-Mathematics
3-Understanding the world
4-Expressive Arts