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Theoretical Lectures: Introduction to the Italian educator (Maria Montessori) and her contributions to international education systems. Introduction to the classic and modern Italian Montessori curriculum and its applicability. Theories and principles of education and pedagogy within the Montessori curriculum. Differences between the Montessori curriculum and other educational approaches. Components of the Montessori curriculum. Spiritual and skills preparation for Montessori educators. Preparation of the prepared environment (physical and conceptual). Montessori newborns room (from day one), including developmental characteristics, early skill development, and language instruction. Practical Lectures (Practical Training): Presentation of Montessori exercises for children from birth to 9 years old. Presentation of exercises in Montessori curriculum areas, including practical life (preparing for writing), sensory exercises (development of the five senses), language (Arabic and English), math (numbers and arithmetic operations), cultural studies (science and geography), and manual work (drawing and expressive arts). Peace corner and internal peace. Religious education in the Montessori curriculum. Field Training: Field training with children in a nursery or kindergarten applying the Montessori curriculum for 180 training hours. Exceptional participants receive an experience certificate as Montessori educators, documenting their training. The Diploma training is beneficial for the following targeted audience: Mothers Childcare providers in nurseries Kindergarten teachers University students from all majors Nursery and kindergarten directors Anyone interested in establishing a nursery or kindergarten following the Montessori curriculum Those seeking to gain expertise and skills for employment in the field of learning difficulties and child behavior modification, exposing them to various activities and skills for children. Anyone who loves children worldwide, believes in their abilities, and their right to a better education. At the end of the diploma training, participants will receive: A certificate issued by the University of Philadelphia and accredited by the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. A certificate of experience for the field training period.
1. Educational Background: Many diploma programs, including Montessori teaching diplomas, may require applicants to have a certain level of educational background. For example, you might need a high school diploma or an equivalent qualification. 2. Language Proficiency: If the program is conducted in a language other than your native language, you may need to demonstrate proficiency in that language. This might be through a language proficiency test like IELTS or TOEFL for English-language programs. 3. Specific Prerequisites: Some programs may require specific prerequisites or coursework in related fields. For Montessori teaching, this might include coursework in early childhood education or a related field. 4. Interview or Assessment: Some programs may require applicants to participate in an interview or assessment to determine their suitability for the program. This could involve demonstrating your interest in teaching and working with children. 5. Letters of Recommendation: You may be asked to provide letters of recommendation from educators or professionals who can speak to your qualifications and potential as a Montessori teacher. 6. Statement of Purpose: A statement of purpose or personal statement might be required, where you explain why you want to pursue this diploma and how it fits into your career goals. 7. Background Check: This program involves working with children, and you might need to undergo a background check or provide evidence of good code of conduct.
