DIPLOMA IN MONTESSORI TEACHER TRAINING

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DIPLOMA IN MONTESSORI TEACHER TRAINING

1. Communicative English

Focuses on improving verbal and written English communication skills essential for classroom instruction and professional interactions. Topics may include:

  • Grammar and sentence structure
  • Vocabulary building
  • Speaking and listening skills
  • Classroom communication techniques
  • Report and lesson plan writing

2. General Studies

Provides a broad base of knowledge to help future teachers understand the world around them and relate it to young learners. Includes:

  • Basic science and math concepts
  • Social studies and current affairs
  • Environmental awareness
  • General knowledge relevant to early childhood education

3. Methodology and Curriculum

Covers how to design and implement effective Montessori lesson plans. Includes:

  • Montessori principles and philosophy
  • Curriculum development
  • Lesson planning and material preparation
  • Thematic and integrated teaching methods
  • Observation and assessment techniques

4. Montessori Education and Psychology

Focuses on child development theories and how they align with Montessori practices. Topics include:

  • Stages of child development (0–6 years)
  • Learning through play and sensory exploration
  • Maria Montessori’s philosophy
  • Psychological needs of children
  • Behavioral management strategies

5. School Administration

Introduces administrative and leadership skills required to manage a preschool or Montessori environment. Topics may include:

  • Classroom and time management
  • Record keeping and documentation
  • Parent-teacher communication
  • Staff coordination and leadership
  • Health, safety, and hygiene standards

6. Practical Works

Hands-on training with Montessori materials and activities, including:

  • Preparation of teaching aids
  • Demonstration of didactic materials
  • Conducting sample lessons
  • Craft and art-based activities
  • Role plays and classroom simulations

7. Teaching Practice and Viva Voce

A critical part of the course where students apply their training in a real or simulated classroom setting. Includes:

  • Teaching practice sessions in schools
  • Observation by supervisors
  • Feedback and improvement sessions
  • Final oral examination (viva voce) covering all subject 

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