Montessori Teacher Training
Montessori Teacher Training
A Montessori course is a teacher training program that prepares educators, parents, or caregivers to understand and implement the Montessori method of education developed by Dr. Maria Montessori.
Levels of Montessori Courses
- Infant & Toddler (0–3 years): Focus on early brain development, sensory and motor skills, emotional bonding, and independence. Activities include practical life exercises, sensorial play, and language stimulation.
- Early Childhood (3–6 years): Focus on independence, concentration, language, numeracy, and sensorial exploration. Activities include practical life, sensorial materials, phonics, early math, and cultural studies.
- Elementary (6–12 years): Focus on abstract thinking, reasoning, imagination, and social development. Activities include history, geography, science, mathematics, arts, and advanced language.
- Adolescent (12–18 years): (offered by some institutes) Focus on life skills, leadership, entrepreneurship, and real-world learning.
Duration of Montessori Courses
- Diploma Courses: 6 months – 1 year
- Advanced/Postgraduate Diploma: 1–2 years
Skills & Training Provided
- Montessori philosophy & child psychology
- Lesson planning & classroom management
- Practical life and sensorial activities
- Language and mathematics materials
- Child observation and assessment techniques
- Hands-on practice with Montessori materials
Eligibility
- Minimum 12th pass (for certificate level)
- Graduates preferred for Diploma/Advanced levels
- Parents and caregivers can also join short-term Montessori workshops
Career Opportunities
- Montessori Teacher (pre-schools & primary schools)
- Montessori Trainer
- Early Childhood Educator
- Daycare/Play School Coordinator
- Can start your own Montessori school or learning center
