Nursery Teacher Training (NTT)

To get admission in a nursery Teacher Training (NTT) course, you have to check the eligibility (usually 10+2 from a recognised board). Choose a reputed institute offering NTT, either online or offline. Fill out the application from, submit required documents, and pay the fee. Some institutes may conduct interviews or entrance tests. Once selected, complete the enrollment process. Ensure the course is accredited for better career opportunities. For more details check the official website 

Yes, Definitely students from any stream Wheather it is Arts, Commerce, Science can apply  for NTT as long as they have completed 10+2 from a recognised board.

Below is the list of some popular NTT Colleges in India that provide good placement opportunities to the students:

Note: The information is sourced from the official/counselling body and may vary.

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NTT Full Form is Nursery Teacher Traing Course. It is a Nursery teaching programme that provide knowledge in various aspects of child psychology and education. Typically, these courses for nursery teachers include both classroom lectures and practical training focused on teaching, caring and managing young children. The NTT Syllabus also covers hands-on teaching elements such as creative development, play activities for children, rhyme recitation, storytelling, lesson planning, and more.

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No, KVs require B.Ed. or D.El.Ed as the positions for which KV hire teachers are primary classes, but you can apply for private CBSE schools.

After pursuing an NTT Course you can apply for Government Jobs like Anganwadi teaching jobs or you can also apply in government pre-primary schools. If you want to teach in Government Schools then you need to qualify the state-level teaching exams for example CTET (Central Teacher Eligibility Test), TET (Teacher Eligibility Test).

Candidates who are passionate about working with small kids, and toddlers and those who prefer teaching through creative, play-based methods can opt for the NTT course, whereas those candidates who aim to teach at the primary level in foundational education with a structured approach can opt for a D.Ed course.