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  Maa Shaila Foundation Regd. by Govt. of India, Ministry of Corporate Affairs(New Delhi) Housing Board Colony, Barari, Bhagalpur 812003 Contact 9199033504  Maa Shaila Foundation (a Non Profitable Organization) has opening for the following positions on contract basis for Bihar(All District except Bhagalpur & Vaishali). The yearly contract could be renewed subject to satisfactory performance. Position: District Co-Ordinator cum Study Centre In-charge No. of Vacancies: 36 Job Location: Home District(Bihar) Last Date/Closing Date:  24.11.2025 Application fee: Rs.100 Salary: Basic + Incentive(as per performance) Eligibility  Qualification: Any Graduate Age Limit: 21-40 Years Residential: Should Own House in that District Space Requirement for office: 200 Square Feet Experience in Education Field is preferable Job Nature:  Organize NGO Activity and expand office in all block in your home district. Manage Study Centre cum office in your home district and take adm...
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Nursery Teacher Training(NTT)

Nursery Teacher Training(NTT)

A nursery teacher training (NTT) course is a diploma program designed to prepare individuals for a career in early childhood education. The curriculum focuses on child psychology, teaching methods, and classroom management for students in the preschool and nursery age groups. 

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Eligibility and duration

  • Eligibility: To enroll in an NTT course, candidates typically need to have completed their 10+2 (higher secondary education) from a recognized board in any stream, with a minimum aggregate of 50%. Some institutes may offer a 5% relaxation for reserved categories.
  • Duration: Most NTT diploma programs last one year, though postgraduate diploma courses can extend to two years. 

Syllabus and teaching methodologies: The course curriculum combines theoretical knowledge with practical training to develop effective teaching skills. Core subjects typically include: 

  • Child psychology and development: Understanding how young children learn and grow, including their physical, social, emotional, and cognitive development.
  • Teaching methodologies: Learning child-centric approaches like play-way, storytelling, puppetry, and activity-based learning.
  • Early literacy and numeracy: Developing foundational skills in reading, writing, and mathematics.
  • Classroom management: Strategies for creating a positive and structured learning environment.
  • Child health and nutrition: Basics of child care and health.
  • Art and craft: Practical, hands-on training for creative activities. 

Modes of study: NTT courses are available in various formats to suit different learning needs: 

  • Regular (in-person): Traditional classroom-based programs offered by educational institutes.
  • Online: Digital courses that offer flexibility and allow candidates to study at their own pace. Reputable online programs often include live interactive sessions and recorded lectures.
  • Distance learning: A self-study format where materials are mailed to students. This is a flexible option for those with other commitments. 

Career opportunities: After completing an NTT course, graduates can pursue a variety of roles in the field of early childhood education: 

  • Nursery or preschool teacher: Working with children between the ages of 3 and 5 in both public and private schools.
  • Daycare or childcare provider: Supervising and educating young children in a daycare setting.
  • Early childhood education consultant: Advising schools and institutions on educational strategies.
  • Curriculum developer: Creating age-appropriate learning materials for young children.
  • Education entrepreneur: Starting and running your own preschool or daycare center. 

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