The best part iof studying NTT is that it doesn't matter if you studied Arts, Science, or Commerce, you can still do NTT. What really matters is that you love working with small kids, because this course teaches you how to care for them and help them learn.
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Shruti Shukla
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There are numerous opportunities and potential for career growth after obtaining an NTT diploma. Graduates can secure positions in some of the top schools and earn competitive salaries. Individuals can work in various recognised roles, including childcare providers, preschool teachers, and nursery teachers.
Major employers for NTT Diploma graduates include Nursery and Abacus Pre-Schools, Bachpan Playschools, Euro Kids, and Kidzee, among others. Additionally, candidates may consider pursuing a B.Ed or B.El.Ed to enhance their teaching knowledge and improve their career prospects.
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Himanshi Bisht
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You can check the table below to compare and choose which course better for you between NTT and B.Ed:
Aspect | NTT (Nursery Teacher Training) | B.Ed. (Bachelor of Education) |
|---|---|---|
Course Duration | 1 year | 2 years |
Eligibility Criteria | 10+2 (any stream) | Graduation (any stream) |
Focus Area of the Course | Early childhood education (nursery and kindergarten) | Primary, secondary, and higher secondary education |
Subjects | Child psychology, teaching methods for young children, arts and crafts, health, and nutrition | Educational psychology, pedagogy, subject-specific teaching methods, curriculum development |
Career Options | Nursery teacher, Pre-primary teacher, Montessori teacher Primary school teacher, | Secondary school teacher, High school teacher, Educational Administrator |
Job Opportunities | Pre-primary schools, Montessori schools, Kindergartens Primary, secondary, and higher secondary schools, | Educational institutions, Private and government schools |
Average Starting Salary | INR 15,000 - INR 25,000 per month | INR 25,000 - INR 45,000 per month |
Further Studies | Diploma in Early Childhood Education, Montessori Training | M.Ed., Ph.D., Specializations in specific subjects or teaching methods |
Chances for Government Job | Eligibility Limited (mostly private sector) | High (eligible for government teaching positions) |
Professional Growth | Moderate | High |
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Pallavi
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Here is the list of skillset that one should accuire to become a good Nursery Teacher:
- Nursery teachers must nurture the development of rudimentary skills in children comprising physical coordination, communication, and speech. They must also assist children with creative and mathematical development through plays, games, songs, and stories.
- They must have exceptional communication skills, compassion, and an inclination to guide and manage groups of energetic young children.
- Nursery teachers must have the ability to develop knowledge and curiosity in the children. They must have the capability to work with others, along with teaching assi
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Pallavi Rai
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Definitely you can work abroad with an NTT (Nursery Teacher Training) certification as it is considered a recognised professional qualification for early childhood education which can be valued by international schools and institutions in many countries that allows you to apply for teaching positions even in foreign. But I will suggest you to check the eligibility as it may vary depending on the location and institution you want to apply in.
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Kritika Tyagi
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No, there is no upper age limit for joining the Nursery Teacher Training course. However, the minimum age to enroll in the course is usually 18 years old. This is to ensure that the candidates are mature enough to handle young children.
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Pallavi
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Yes, some Nursery Teacher Training (NTT) courses are recognised internationally. Courses offered by the following colleges are recognised world wide:
- Asian College of Teachers: They offer various NTT courses, including a certificate course, Diploma course, and post graduate Diploma course. The certificate course which they provide is 60 hours long and can be completed online or in distance mode.
- Institute of International Teachers Training: They offer globally recognised certificate Course in teacher training that can help with finding teaching jobs worldwide.
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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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