Montessori Pre-Primary Teacher Training Course

Last updated: October 6, 2026

Become a confident and skilled Pre-Primary Teacher

This comprehensive Montessori Pre-Primary Teacher Training Course is designed to provide aspiring and existing teachers with the knowledge, practical skills and confidence required to work effectively with young children.

The course combines theory, Montessori methodology, practical demonstrations and classroom-oriented training.

You will learn about child development, Montessori philosophy, Practical Life, Sensorial activities, Language, Mathematics, Culture, classroom management, lesson planning, observation and assessment, and effective teaching techniques.

The programme also includes practical guidance and demonstrations to help you confidently apply what you learn in a real pre-primary classroom.

Curriculum

  • 15 Sections
  • 22 Lessons
  • 12 Weeks
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  • 01. Introduction to Montessori & Pre-Primary Education
    Learn the foundations of pre-primary education, understand the Montessori philosophy, and explore the principles that guide a child-centred learning environment.
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  • 02. Child Development
    Understanding child development is essential for every pre-primary teacher. Young children grow and learn in different ways, and each child develops at their own pace. In this section, trainees will learn about individual differences among children and cognitive development in early childhood. The lessons will help teachers understand how children think, learn, remember, solve problems and respond to different learning experiences, enabling them to create a supportive and developmentally appropriate classroom environment.
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  • 03. Montessori Philosophy & Principles
    Understand the philosophy and educational principles developed by Dr. Maria Montessori, and learn how these principles help create a child-centred environment that encourages independence, concentration, confidence and self-directed learning.
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  • 04. Practical Life Activities
    Practical Life activities are an important part of Montessori education. They help children develop independence, concentration, coordination, confidence and a sense of responsibility through meaningful everyday activities. In this section, we will explore different Practical Life activities, their purpose, how they are presented to children, and how they support the child’s overall development.
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  • 05. Sensorial Education
    Sensorial Education helps children develop and refine their senses through purposeful exploration and hands-on experiences. Montessori sensorial materials enable children to observe, compare, classify and understand qualities such as size, shape, colour, texture, sound and dimension. In this section, we will explore Montessori sensorial materials, their purpose, presentation techniques and how they support a child’s cognitive and perceptual development.
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  • 06. Language Development
    Language development is an essential part of a child’s early learning. Through carefully designed activities and Montessori materials, children gradually develop vocabulary, communication skills, sound awareness, word recognition and readiness for reading and writing. In this section, trainees will learn how to introduce language concepts through engaging, hands-on activities such as rhyming words, opposites, compound words, prepositions, picture association, puzzles, movable alphabets, flash cards and other language materials.
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  • 07. Rhymes and Stories
    Rhymes and stories play an important role in developing a child’s language, imagination, listening skills, memory and confidence. When presented with expression, actions, voice modulation and interaction, they make learning enjoyable and meaningful. In this section, trainees will learn different ways of presenting rhymes and stories to young children, involving children actively and using simple questions and activities to develop understanding and communication skills.
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  • 08. Mathematics
    Montessori Mathematics introduces mathematical concepts through concrete, hands-on materials, allowing children to understand quantities and numbers before gradually moving towards more abstract concepts. In this section, trainees will learn how to introduce quantities, numerals, the decimal system, basic mathematical operations and shapes using Montessori materials and practical classroom presentations.
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  • 09. Environmental Studies
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    • 10. Classroom Management
      Effective classroom management is essential for creating a positive, organised and engaging learning environment for young children. A pre-primary teacher needs to understand how to guide children, maintain routines, encourage participation and respond appropriately to different classroom situations. In this section, trainees will learn practical classroom management strategies and teaching techniques that help maintain children's attention, encourage positive behaviour, manage classroom activities effectively and create a supportive environment where children can learn with confidence and independence.
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    • 11. Lesson Planning
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      • 12. Observation and Assessment
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        • 13. Technology in PrePrimary
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          • 14. Practical Classes
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            • 15. Final Assessment
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              Instructor

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              aswinbeekay
              5 Students
              1 Course
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              ₹1,499₹999
              Student:
              5 Students
              Lesson:
              22 Lessons
              Duration: 12 Weeks
              Quiz:
              1 Quiz
              Level: All levels