Diploma in Montessori / Early Childhood and Primary Education (AMI Curriculum) - Children of Ages - years
- History of Dr. Maria Montessori
- The Montessori Method of Teaching
- Essential Components of a Classroom
- Parent - Teacher Relationship
- Positive Role of a Teacher
- Child Psychology
- The Four stages of Development
- Nutrition for Kids
- Normalization
- Exercises of Practical Life - The introduction of practical life activities aid the child in developing independence, order, concentration, respect for others, motor skills, grace and courtesy.
- Sensorial - The child develops the enhancement of his five senses and understanding the environment and the impressions thereby gained through a wide range of materials.
- Mathematics and Geometry - Includes demonstration using Number Rods, Sand Paper Numbers, Golden Bead Material, Teen Boards, and gradually progressing to additions, subtractions, multiplications, divisions.
- Language - Children use the sandpaper letters as a prelude to writing and gradually learning the formation of words and parts of speech, etc.
- Geography - Commencing with land, water and air, the child proceeds to study the continents and geography puzzles.
- History - It relates to the children's timeline from birth to the present and family tree, focusing towards the passage of time
- Botany - The child explores nature in the form of parts of a flower, tree and roots.
- Science - All experiments demonstrated to the child enhances his knowledge through their observations and the environment they live in.
