MS Teachers Training Academy Launches Third Batch of Pre-Primary Teachers Training Course
MS Teachers Training Academy has announced the launch of the third batch of its Pre-Primary Teachers Training Course for women, a program designed for individuals passionate about early childhood education and committed to pursuing teaching as a profession. The course, set to commence on August 1, 2025, spans 9 months and includes online classes and offline workshops for practical training. Upon completion, participants will receive nationally recognized diplomas in Pre-Primary Education and Child Education and Psychology. So far, 160 women have successfully completed the course, which aims to provide comprehensive training to become confident, impactful, and professional educators.
Key Takeaways:
- The MS Teachers Training Academy has launched its third batch of the Pre-Primary Teachers Training Course for women, with a focus on early childhood education and teaching as a profession.
- The course, commencing on August 1, 2025, spans 9 months and includes online classes and offline workshops for practical training.
- The program is designed for women with a minimum educational qualification of Intermediate (12th grade pass) and includes study of educational theories, child psychology, and curriculum development.
- Participants will be awarded two nationally recognized diplomas: Diploma in Pre-Primary Education and Diploma in Child Education and Psychology.
- The course provides comprehensive training to help women become confident, impactful, and professional educators.
- A total of 160 women have successfully completed the course so far.
Statistics:
- The course duration is 9 months, from August 2025 to April 2026.
- The course will include 2 online classes per week and 2-3 offline workshops every month.
- The minimum educational qualification required for admission is Intermediate (12th grade pass).
- A total of 160 women have successfully completed the course so far.
- The course aims to provide comprehensive training to help women become confident and professional educators.
Sources:
- Siasat Daily
- MS Teachers Training Academy
- Jawaharlal Nehru National Youth Centre Council of Education and Training (JNNYCCET)
- All India Institute of Early Childhood Care and Education (AIECCE)