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Ankit kumar

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Dear Saan, Primary school entrance exams typically assess foundational skills to ensure readiness for formal education. The specific questions can vary by institution, but generally include:1. Language Skills:Vocabulary: Identifying and understanding common words.Comprehension: Answering questions based on simple stories or passages.Writing: Drawing or writing about familiar topics.2. Mathematical Skills:Number Recognition: Identifying and writing numbers.Basic Arithmetic: Simple addition and subtraction.Patterns: Recognizing and completing simple patterns.3. General Knowledge:Shapes and Colors: Identifying basic shapes and colors.Anim
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Anuragshivam S

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Here are some courses you can take to learn about early childhood development:Certificate in Early Years Care and EducationThis course is for teachers who want to improve their skills and add a professional qualification to their CV. To enroll, you need a minimum educational qualification of 10 + 2. Diploma in Education (Early Childhood Development)This course is accredited by the University of Zimbabwe and recognised by the Ministry of Higher and Tertiary Education, Innovation, Science and Technology Development. The course duration is 3 years. Early Childhood Care Education and Administration CourseThis course is designed t
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Abhignan bollam

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The Nursery Teacher Training (NTT) course is a 1-year Diploma programme aimed at preparing individuals for teaching roles at the nursery or pre-primary level. The fee structure typically ranges from INR 5,000 to INR 30,000 annually, depending on the institution. After completing the course, graduates can expect starting salaries between INR 2,00,000 and INR 4,00,000 per year, based on factors like location, institution type, and qualifications. For details on admission, curriculum, and career opportunities, refer to educational platforms or consult institutions offering the program.

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Mohit Mishra

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Since the NPTT (Nursery Primary Teacher Training) qualification focuses on early childhood education (ECE), traditional recruitment firms or job boards might not be the primary source of employment for NPTT graduates. Here's a different approach to finding job opportunities:Preschools and Kindergartens: These are the most likely employers for NPTT graduates. Daycare Centers: Daycare centers also require qualified teachers to care for young children. Look for daycare centers in your locality and inquire about job openings.Montessori Schools: If a candidate is interested in the Montessori teaching philosophy, target Montessori scho
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Piyush Chatterjee

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The admission process has been made easy by institutes offering the course. Applicants can apply online and also in person by walking into the campus. For applicants who are distant, being able to apply online is especially a boon as it would save a lot of time. They can also upload all their documents online and even pay their fees online.The admission process is both merit-based and also on the basis of an entrance exam in some universities. 

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Kritika Tyagi

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The NPTT, or Nursery Primary Teacher Training Course, equips individuals with the skills and knowledge to teach young children in India. Here's a quick overview:Focuses on Early Childhood Education: Prepares you to work with children aged 3 to 6 years.Diploma Program: Typically a 2-year programme after completing higher secondary education (10+2).Course Content: Covers child development, play-based learning, curriculum development, teaching methodologies, and classroom management.Career Opportunities: Preschools, kindergartens, daycare centers, Montessori schools.

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Pallavi Rai

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The Documents required for a Primary Teacher Training Course differ from college to college but here are some common required documents:Mark sheets and certificates from previous educational qualifications (10th, 12th, and any degree obtained).Birth certificate or identity proof.Caste certificate (if applicable for reservation benefits).Passport-sized photographs.Any other specific documents requested by the institution.

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Pallavi

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One of the most important training for teaching professionals is Primary Teacher Training (PTT). This programme provides fundamental training for teachers who will work with students in primary schools. Since these students are typically between five and eleven years old, teachers must develop specific skills to effectively engage with them and help establish a solid academic foundation. This task is not easy and may not suit everyone. Therefore, the following discussion will explore PTT and related aspects in more detail.The Primary Teacher Training course teaches the techniques and teaching methodologies required to teach children at
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Udaya Bhaskar rao

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General Admission Criteria Under NTT CourseNumerical codes should also be: 10 + 2 certification by any recognised board with a minimum of 50 marks in relation to obtaining admission for Nursery Teacher Training. However, some institutes might have different eligibility criteria for graduate degree holders.Generally, graduate level candidates are admitted even with less than 45% marks, as per the policies of individual colleges which are merit-based. It is best to understand from the colleges the specific criterion though if the college allows lesser graduation marks, it may have other age or experience requirements for that partic
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